Immigration

Tom Homan’s stance on the Minneapolis shooting shifts dramatically—from urging patience to taking a sharper, more charged view. As fresh video and new statements surface, the debate over police self-defense, accountability, and immigration policy grows more intense.

Un tiroteo en Portland desata una investigación federal y enciende un debate sobre seguridad, migración y derechos civiles. Con las autoridades acelerando sus pesquisas, la ciudad busca claridad y calma ante un episodio que podría tener repercusiones duraderas para la comunidad.

South Carolina lawmakers are weighing a bipartisan bill to expand local-law-enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities. House Bill 4764 would allow corrections facilities to partner with ICE and extend officer training, with protections for good-faith enforcement. Supporters say it could boost enforcement capabilities, while critics voice concerns about civil liberties and local impact.

Community voices converge as a Chicago oversight hearing probes police interactions with federal immigration agents, raising questions about trust, safety, and policy.

Two timely conversations collide in this piece: a pointed analysis of global tensions sparked by a high-profile kidnapping, and a powerful reflection on a Minneapolis tragedy that shines a light on accountability. Spencer links international stakes with domestic justice, pushing for reform in how power is exercised. Read for a candid, thought-provoking take that refuses…

Minneapolis becomes the focus of a sweeping immigration enforcement push as a large federal team arrives to probe alleged fraud tied to local daycares and childcare subsidies. With a related hotel dispute unfolding, the move raises questions about enforcement scope and its impact on the community.

New asylum arrangements are taking shape in the Caribbean as the United States redirects asylum-seekers to Dominica, prompting questions about capacity and safety. Antigua and Barbuda join in with their own framework, while leaders weigh how many people can be housed and supported. The shift hints at a broader regional strategy on refugee responsibility.

Minneapolis finds itself at the center of a fierce clash between federal immigration enforcement and the hospitality industry. Allegations about hotel policies impacting ICE officers are fueling a nationwide debate over safety, inclusivity, and how private businesses respond to government directives. The unfolding tensions spotlight broader clashes between enforcement and community values.

An unprecedented demographic shakeup is reshaping Cuba as a massive exodus redefines who stays and who leaves. New migration corridors are emerging—Brazil, Spain, and beyond—raising questions about the island’s future and the fate of its aging population.

Nearly 200 immigrants, including six from Massachusetts, are challenging a federal pause in processing green cards, citizenship, and asylum requests after the travel ban expansion. The high-stakes lawsuit argues the delay conflicts with immigration law, while the administration defends the pause as a security measure. As the case unfolds, hopeful applicants watch closely for what…

Deep-blue states are reexamining the cost of broad health coverage for undocumented residents as budgets tighten. California’s Medi-Cal expansion, once praised for savings through preventive care, is now facing rising costs and new limits. What happens when the ideal of wide access meets hard numbers and scarce resources?

Michigan headlines this week blend education, commerce, and community life. A university associate professor faces termination amid a federal immigration case, while major employers announce upcoming layoffs as the economy shifts. Add rural health funding and the farewell of a Jackson favorite, and the state’s landscape looks notably in flux.

George Clooney and his family have officially become French citizens, signaling a new chapter in their life in France. Tied to Provence by a vineyard and a sprawling estate, the couple are deepening their roots as their children grow up in Europe.

Malta unveils a new merit-based path to citizenship that honors exceptional contributions across science, arts, sports, tech, and philanthropy. This exclusive route emphasizes impact and excellence, inviting extraordinary individuals to align their talents with Malta’s evolving cultural and economic landscape.

George and Amal Clooney have officially been granted French citizenship, a move that underscores their fondness for a privacy-first life in Europe. The decision highlights a family choosing roots over Hollywood glare and hints at a broader trend among celebrities seeking a calmer haven.

Amid a high-stakes deportation fight, a DHS spokesperson’s viral jab at a defendant collides with a string of courtroom rulings. A TikTok moment becomes part of a broader clash over due process, gag orders, and immigration policy. The unfolding saga tests where enforcement ends and justice begins.

Travelers entering or leaving the United States may soon encounter a photo-based checkpoint. Officials say the policy aims to boost security and speed up processing, with privacy protections in place as the rollout unfolds.

Palau and the United States have struck a new pact to bring in a limited number of migrants to fill local labor gaps, supported by a multi-million-dollar package. The deal signals a notable shift in U.S.–Palau ties as debates over asylum, security, and reforms come into play.

Mora Namdar steps into a pivotal State Department post, blending legal expertise with entrepreneurial flair. As the new assistant secretary for consular affairs, she may steer visa policy in a more assertive direction, drawing on a track record that spans national security and media reform debates. Her appointment signals a notable shift in how consular…

Regulatory wheels are turning on a sweeping H-1B visa overhaul, signaling a shift toward prioritizing higher-paid, highly skilled workers. With looming changes on fees and wages, industry players are watching closely as regulators near a public reveal that could reshape the tech talent landscape.

Visa renewals are taking longer and screening is tightening, prompting major tech employers to warn staff about overseas travel. With uncertainty rising and travel risks mounting, thousands could be stranded far from home as policy changes tighten the gates to international mobility. The stakes for talent and innovation are higher than ever.