Immigration
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Trump’s 10 a.m. Schedule Sparks Debate Over Energy and Readiness in Campaign Season
in ImmigrationA shift in the president’s daily rhythm during a heated campaign season is sparking fresh questions about energy, focus, and leadership. With aides defending the pace behind the scenes, readers are left wondering what the pragmatic strategy hides as the race tightens.
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Exclusive Citizenship Act 2025: Ohio Senator Moreno Moves to End Dual Citizenship
in ImmigrationCould a sweeping new bill redefine what it means to be American? A proposed measure would end dual citizenship, forcing Americans with another country’s passport to choose one allegiance. The plan would task government agencies with enforcing the decision, a move that could upend thousands of lives. As immigration debates sharpen, this bold proposal raises…
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Afghan Refugees in Oregon Face Uncertainty as U.S. Halts Asylum Decisions
in ImmigrationAmid a sweeping pause on asylum decisions and Afghan visa issuances, a Beaverton family faces an uncertain future as relatives wait in limbo. With work permits and reunifications on the line, thousands across Oregon are watching closely as policy and humanity collide. This personal story reflects a larger, unsettled moment for those seeking refuge in…
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Albany Protests Target Avelo Over ICE Ties
in ImmigrationProtests across the country center on Avelo Airlines’ ties to ICE, with Albany County at the heart of the action. Demonstrators wear chains to highlight the human impact of policy decisions, calling for flights in and out of the area to halt. As Avelo adjusts its routes along the Eastern Seaboard, the debate over responsibility…
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Thanksgiving Surprise Lands Babson College Student in Deportation Controversy
in ImmigrationA Babson College student who arrived as a child faces a sudden deportation to Honduras after a Thanksgiving surprise. As her family searches for answers, questions about due process and immigration enforcement loom large.
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Thanksgiving Surprise Sparks ICE Detention for College Student
in ImmigrationA 19-year-old Babson College student is thrust into a high-stakes immigration episode after an unexpected detainment and a removal order she says she never knew existed. As advocates raise questions about due process, the case highlights the murky realities many young people face within the U.S. immigration system.
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ICE Detains DACA Recipient, Sparking Custody Battle and Immigration Policy Debate
in ImmigrationUna madre inmigrante enfrenta un giro inesperado en su vida familiar cuando un caso migratorio amenaza con cambiarlo todo. Entre detenciones y dudas sobre el estatus migratorio, su historia pone al descubierto las tensiones de la política actual.
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Court Order Defied in Controversial Deportations Under Alien Enemies Act
in Immigration– New court filings hint at a heated clash over deportation decisions from the Trump era, including alleged defiance of a federal order and looming contempt questions. Whistleblower claims add another layer to the drama surrounding due process and executive power. – Behind the scenes, a legal battle over the Alien Enemies Act uncovers disputed…
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Karoline Leavitt’s Family Immigration Tie Draws Scrutiny at the White House
in ImmigrationBehind the headlines, a personal thread ties White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt to a family immigration case. A relative’s arrest and custody battle highlight the human cost and complexity of immigration policy.
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Unconfirmed Federal Raid Sparks Protests in St. Paul
in ImmigrationAn early-morning federal operation in St. Paul sparked a tense protest and plenty of questions about what really happened. As demonstrators gathered near Maryland and Payne, officials offered limited details, leaving the community searching for clarity amid the confusion.
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US Ends Myanmar TPS, Sparks Immigration Debate
in ImmigrationAn abrupt policy move ends Temporary Protected Status for thousands of Myanmar immigrants, sparking a fierce clash over humanitarian protections. Officials say the change is warranted by improvements in governance, while advocates warn of profound consequences for those living under TPS. The decision shines a light on how immigration safeguards are playing out in a…
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Kobie Turner Uses My Cause My Cleats to Champion Immigrant Rights for the Rams
in ImmigrationRams defensive end Kobie Turner ties his family’s immigrant story to the field, using the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative to spotlight immigrant rights. Wearing vibrant pink cleats, he backs CHIRLA and backs up his message with a weekend of community giving—a powerful blend of football, heritage, and service.
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Haiti Qualifies for World Cup as U.S. Travel Ban Threatens Fan Access
in ImmigrationHistoric for Haiti’s men’s team as they clinch a World Cup berth for the first time since 1974. Yet travel restrictions and visa uncertainties threaten to keep devoted fans from the stands, turning a national triumph into a demanding test of hope and perseverance.
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Survey Finds Growing Unease Over Foreign Workers in Croatia
in ImmigrationNew survey results in Croatia spotlight a rising unease over foreign workers, driven by security fears and concerns about jobs and wages. While a small minority sees benefits in cultural exchange, the majority express dissatisfaction or ambivalence. The findings point to growing tensions and a pivotal moment for how migration and integration are shaped in…
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Nalin Haley’s Native-Born-Only Public Office Stance Sparks Debate
in ImmigrationLoyalty, citizenship, and who gets to lead are at the heart of a provocative new interview. The conversation hints at native-born advantages, dual-citizenship questions, and foreign influence in education and public service, signaling a broader shift in nationalist thinking.
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Naturalization Ceremonies Halted Across Upstate NY Amid Bipartisan Outcry
in ImmigrationAcross upstate New York, naturalization ceremonies have been paused, drawing sharp criticism from mayors, lawmakers, and advocates. As families await the oath of citizenship, officials call for clarity and timelines amid what some describe as political interference with a cherished civic tradition. The episode highlights a broader debate over immigration policy and the meaning of…
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Charlotte Volunteers Train for Immigrant Rights as Enforcement Intensifies
in ImmigrationCharlotte communities are stepping up with a bold, nonviolent effort to support neighbors amid rising immigration enforcement. From church-led training to volunteer patrols and rights reminders, residents are charting a path to safety and solidarity in uncertain times.
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USCIS Orders Suspension of Local Naturalization Ceremonies in Tompkins County
in ImmigrationTompkins County halted its local naturalization ceremonies after a surprising federal directive, reshaping how new citizens are welcomed this year. With several counties affected, planned events are canceled, leaving immigrant communities seeking clarity while volunteers and advocates rally to support families.
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Non-Citizen Journalists Fight Visa Clampdown in First Amendment Case
in ImmigrationNew questions are surfacing about First Amendment protections for non-citizen reporters as visa policies face a high-stakes legal challenge. Advocates warn that a chilling effect could curb foreign journalism and the coverage of crucial issues.
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Bay Area Citizenship Classes Surge Amid Fees and Increased Scrutiny
in ImmigrationBay Area residents are flocking to citizenship classes as immigration policy shifts reshape the naturalization journey. With tougher exam questions and rising costs, many seek guidance and supportive programs designed to turn eligibility into a concrete path forward.
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Federal Agents Head to Raleigh as Immigration Enforcement Sparks Local Debate
in ImmigrationFederal agents from ICE and CBP are arriving in Raleigh, stirring questions about safety and what the operation could mean for everyday life. Local leaders emphasize separation from ordinary policing, while communities watch closely and voices rise in caution. Tensions and uncertainties are building as residents seek clarity in the days ahead.