Trump Administration Expels Eight Men to War-Torn “Third Country” South Sudan
The Supreme Court is helping the Trump administration expand its deportation regime — and restrict immigrants’ rights to object for fear of torture.
The Supreme Court is helping the Trump administration expand its deportation regime — and restrict immigrants’ rights to object for fear of torture.
Video analysis of reveals how federal agents in Southern California regularly use force against unarmed individuals, many of them U.S. citizens.
Iranian immigrants to the U.S. already faced higher scrutiny. After the U.S. waded into Israel’s war on Iran, ICE seems to be targeting them.
Only one of the eight immigrants set to be expelled to South Sudan is from that nation.
Democrats denounced the bill’s cuts to Medicaid and attempted to rebrand it as “One Big, Ugly Bill.” They didn’t mention its handouts to ICE.
The budget gives $175 billion to immigration enforcement. “The orders of magnitude are going to be multiplied,” immigration experts say.
How are student visa applicants supposed to share their accounts on platforms that haven’t existed in years, like Google+?
The Supreme Court halted courts from issuing national injunctions, forcing “judges to shrug and turn their backs to intermittent lawlessness.”
The Trump administration is seeking deals with more and more nations to hold deportees — now with the blessing of the Supreme Court.
Organizers argue that LA’s sanctuary laws aren’t enough to keep their immigrant neighbors safe.
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