Immigration

After decades in the United States, Harjit Kaur faces a deportation that upends a life built across years. The case shines a light on the human toll of immigration enforcement for long-time residents and the communities they’ve made their own.

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Two detainee deaths in Georgia spur senators to demand a full investigation into ICE detention conditions and suicide-prevention measures.

Two detainee deaths at Stewart Detention Center spur renewed scrutiny of ICE custody and demands for accountability. As lawmakers push for clearer reporting and advocates urge reforms, the case highlights ongoing concerns about safety, medical care, and humane treatment in immigration detention.

Bond increases, jurisdiction battles, and new allegations of evidence tampering push a protest-related case into sharp focus. As lawyers clash over where the charges belong and what the next hearings may reveal, the outcome could redefine how these cases unfold.

At the UN, a forceful address laid out a controversial blend of immigration hardlines, climate skepticism, and security warnings. The speech ties domestic wins to sharp international criticisms, signaling a polarized moment in global politics and a fraught path forward on pivotal issues.

A new federal H-1B enforcement initiative promises tougher oversight and stronger protections for American workers. With unprecedented investigations and potential penalties for violators, questions arise about how visa programs will be administered in the years ahead. The move could reshape the balance between hiring skilled foreign workers and prioritizing U.S. jobs.

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An appeals court blocks efforts to end Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans, keeping protections in place as the legal fight unfolds. The ruling challenges DHS authority and signals ongoing questions about how TPS designations are applied and extended.

Kilmar Ábrego García now faces a possible deportation to Uganda after turning down a Costa Rica plea that would have let him stay as a legal immigrant. The shifting removal plan, tangled with past deportation missteps, highlights a high-stakes immigration battle about due process and cross-border removals.

With a decision looming, Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces a stark choice: accept a Costa Rica plea that would keep him confined or risk deportation to Uganda. The case reignites debates over due process, third-country removals, and how deadlines are enforced.

A routine DUI case becomes a flashpoint in the clash between immigration enforcement and local justice. As federal agents increasingly appear at sentencing, defendants face new uncertainties about rights, safety, and due process—reshaping how courthouse justice is understood.

A federal judge dramatically widens an injunction, blocking funding cuts tied to sanctuary-city policies as a larger legal fight over federal funding powers unfolds. The expanded ruling protects additional jurisdictions for now, underscoring the ongoing clash between immigration policy and the federal purse strings.

Britain’s latest asylum figures reveal a paradox: more people seeking asylum and more hotel housing, even as the backlog shrinks and removals rise. The mixed trends are fueling renewed debates over housing, processing times, and enforcement. What this means for the system—and for those waiting for decisions—could shape future policy and approach.

After a deportation error, a Salvadoran immigrant is released and moving toward a hopeful family reunion. The case spotlights the human toll of immigration enforcement and the urgent call for clearer safeguards. A moment of relief in a story that has sparked questions about due process.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s months-long detention and deportation saga could reach a turning point this week. A potential release and return to Maryland would mark a dramatic shift in a case that has highlighted immigration enforcement and due-process questions.

Federal pressure over sanctuary policies surges as Washington is labeled a sanctuary jurisdiction. The move ties federal funding to immigration-enforcement terms and sets a tight deadline, signaling a high-stakes clash between state policy and national priorities. As negotiations loom, lawmakers weigh public-safety duties against autonomy.

Back to class, a big welcome in Los Angeles as schools reopen amid broader policy tensions. Educators and community partners stand ready with multilingual resources and visible support to keep campuses safe, calm, and focused on learning.

Protesters gathered in Walsenburg to voice concerns over a dormant jail potentially reopening as an ICE detention site, spotlighting a clash between local job hopes and fears about privatized detention.