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winnipegfreepress.comworld4 days ago
ICE Arrests Non-Citizens with Prior Murder and Sex-Crime Convictions over Holiday Weekend
Federal authorities conducted arrests of illegal immigrants with prior convictions for murder, burglary, and child sex crimes across the United States during the Independence Day weekend. The Department of Homeland Security announced the operations on Monday.
focustaiwan.twworld5 days ago
Pope Leo XIV Praises Declaration of Independence in Liberty Medal Speech
Pope Leo XIV delivered a Liberty Medal acceptance speech and sent a letter to Americans. He praised the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and urged commitment to welcoming immigrants.
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news.google.comworld7 days ago
Thousands Moved from Musina Showgrounds to New Repatriation Centre with Tents and Services
AllAfrica reported that thousands of immigrants moved from the Musina showgrounds to the Proefplaas Farm centre 20 km outside town. The new site offers shelter and basic services while food shortages and lack of bathing facilities persist. Government ministers inspected operation…
Fox Newspolitics7 days ago
Florida Board Votes 6-1 to Bar Illegal Immigrants from State College Admissions
Florida's State Board of Education approved a policy Tuesday that blocks illegal immigrants from enrolling in the state's 28 public colleges and adult education programs. The measure drew opposition from students and one board member during public comment.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics7 days agoUpdated
Federal Officials Detain More Than 10,000 Immigrants in Five Days
Immigration and Customs Enforcement doubled daily arrest numbers through routine operations. The shift moved enforcement from large urban actions to suburban and semi-rural areas.
Washington Examinerpolitics8 days ago
Lawmaker Tells Parents of Slain Students Congress Has Other Priorities
A Democratic representative told parents of students killed by illegal immigrants that Congress has other matters to address during a House hearing on sanctuary cities. The parents criticized Democratic members for appearing to prioritize illegal immigrants over American citizens…
washingtonpost.comworld10 days ago
Spain receives over 900,000 applications for immigrant legalization program
The Spanish government received more than 900,000 applications by mid-June for a program offering one-year renewable residence permits to immigrants without legal status. Officials had estimated 500,000 people might apply before the June 30 deadline.
France 24world11 days ago
South Africa Anti-Immigration Groups Set June 30 Deadline for Undocumented Migrants
Anti-immigration groups in South Africa have given undocumented immigrants until June 30 to leave the country or face a nationwide shutdown. The ultimatum follows weeks of violence targeting foreign-owned businesses and migrants.
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groundup.org.zaworld11 days ago
Anti-Immigration Campaign Prompts Displacement and Violence in South Africa
Tens of thousands of immigrants have left jobs and homes in KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape after protests under the March and March banner. Several deaths and increased harassment of long-term residents have followed.
politics11 days ago
Mississippi Law Authorizes Statewide List of Undocumented Immigrants
A new state law taking effect this week permits Mississippi's Department of Public Safety to compile names, addresses and other details of undocumented immigrants. The measure does not require or prohibit sharing the data with federal authorities.
sbs.com.aupolitics11 days ago
Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to End Temporary Protections for Over 356,000 Immigrants
The Supreme Court on Thursday permitted the Trump administration to proceed with removing temporary protections for more than 356,000 Syrian and Haitian immigrants. The protections had allowed the individuals to live and work in the United States.
dailyalert.orgworld12 days ago
Israel recorded 22,522 new immigrants in 2025
The Aliyah and Integration Ministry reported a modest decline from prior years. Immigration from France rose 51 percent while arrivals from the United States reached 3,781.
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theolivepress.espolitics14 days ago
Spain Offers Temporary Permits to Undocumented Immigrants by June 30
Undocumented immigrants in Spain have until June 30 to apply for temporary residence permits under a new government measure. At least 500,000 people are expected to benefit. The policy runs counter to tighter immigration approaches in other European countries.
Usa Todaypolitics14 days ago
Supreme Court Ends Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian Immigrants
The Supreme Court ruled that the Department of Homeland Security can terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian nationals. The decision affects roughly 356,000 people and sets a precedent for ending the program for other nationalities.
France 24politics13 days agoUpdated
Supreme Court Lifts Injunctions, Allowing End to TPS for Haitian and Syrian Nationals
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 25 issued a 6-3 unsigned order allowing the termination of Temporary Protected Status for more than 356,000 Haitian and Syrian immigrants. The ruling lifts prior lower-court blocks on the policy.
news24.comworld15 days ago
Xenophobic Attacks Hit Foreign Businesses and Migrants in South Africa
Mobs have targeted foreign-owned shops and driven migrants from homes, with several deaths reported this year. A group called March and March set a June 30 deadline for undocumented immigrants to leave.
politics17 days ago
Opposition Leader Avoids Commitment on Multiculturalism Policy
The opposition leader declined five times to state whether the Coalition supports multiculturalism or endorses a monoculture model. The leader instead emphasized support for shared Australian values and a stricter values test for immigrants.
Fox Newspolitics19 days ago
DHS Honors Fathers Whose Children Were Killed in Crimes Linked to Illegal Immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security marked Father's Day by sharing the stories of three fathers whose children were killed or injured in incidents involving illegal immigrants. The recognition was issued through the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement Office.
Washington Examinerpolitics25 days ago
White House Lawyer Warned Against Suspending Habeas Corpus for Immigrants
A senior White House lawyer prepared two memoranda in 2025 that examined legal limits on suspending habeas corpus and invoking the Insurrection Act. The documents were sent to the chief of staff and later published by the New York Times. Neither proposal was implemented.
Los Angeles Timesworld25 days ago
Supreme Court to Decide if Immigrants With Criminal Records Get Bond Hearings During Deportation
The justices agreed on June 15, 2026, to review how long the government may hold immigrants with serious criminal convictions before deportation. The case tests bond-hearing rights and the government's burden of proof.
Washington Examinerpolitics25 days ago
Supreme Court to Decide if Government Must Justify Prolonged Detention of Criminal Immigrants
The Supreme Court said Monday it will decide whether federal officials may hold criminal immigrants in detention without a bond hearing when removal proceedings stretch on. The case also asks whether the government must prove by clear and convincing evidence that continued detent…
ABC Newspolitics25 days ago
Poll: Half of AAPI Adults Report Immigration Enforcement Effects; 6 in 10 Say U.S. No Longer Great for Immigrants
A new AP-NORC/AAPI Data poll released Monday shows about half of Asian American and Pacific Islander adults have experienced or witnessed detention, deportation, or major routine changes tied to immigration enforcement.
The Independentpolitics25 days ago
Most AAPI adults say views of U.S. opportunity for immigrants have shifted amid enforcement changes
A new AP-NORC/AAPI Data poll finds that most Asian American and Pacific Islander adults have experienced or witnessed some degree of upheaval because of the Trump administration’s heightened immigration policies
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financialpost.comworld26 days ago
Immigrant Entrepreneurs Found Companies, File Patents, and Generate Fiscal Surplus
Kam Ghaffarian and other foreign-born founders have started businesses, secured patents, and contributed tax revenue since arriving in the United States. Data show immigrants hold one in four U.S. patents and produced a $14.5 trillion cumulative fiscal surplus from 1994 to 2023.
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leftfootforward.orgfinance27 days ago
Rioting Follows Stabbing in Belfast; Anti-Racism Rallies Held in Belfast and Glasgow
Demonstrators gathered in Belfast and Glasgow on Saturday to oppose unrest that followed a stabbing and targeted homes believed to house immigrants.
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New York Postpolitics27 days ago
Poll shows rising support for deporting criminal migrants across parties
A Harvard/Harris poll found 80 percent of voters now back removing illegal immigrants who have committed crimes, up five points since April. Support among Democrats rose eight points to 71 percent over the same period.
Fox Newspolitics27 days ago
ICE arrests five non-citizens previously convicted of manslaughter, rape, or drug trafficking
Federal agents detained five named illegal immigrants with prior U.S. convictions for manslaughter, rape and methamphetamine trafficking. DHS said nearly 70 percent of ICE arrests target individuals already charged or convicted of crimes.
upi.comworld28 days ago
Addresses of immigrants shared online after knife attack sparked Belfast unrest
A list of more than two dozen addresses believed to be homes of immigrants was shared on closed social media networks during two nights of unrest in Belfast. The violence followed a stabbing attack on June 8.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics30 days ago
Former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander to Stand Trial Over September Arrest
Brad Lander faces trial Wednesday in federal court after his arrest last September at an immigration facility. The case stems from an attempt by Lander and other elected officials to inspect hold rooms holding detained immigrants.
indiatoday.intoday.inpolitics30 days agoUpdated
Sudanese Man Due in Belfast Court on Attempted Murder Charge After Stabbing
A 30-year-old Sudanese man arrested after a stabbing in north Belfast will appear in court on an attempted murder charge. The attack prompted masked groups to set fire to homes believed to house immigrants and clash with police.
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White House Launches aliens.gov Site Highlighting Millions of Immigration Encounters and Arrests
The new page uses X-Files styling to present data on immigration arrests and encounters while describing undocumented immigrants as aliens. It lists over three million encounters and 200,000 arrests from January 2025 through June 2026.
washingtonpost.comworld45 days ago
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Florida Lawsuit Over Out-of-State CDLs
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to hear Florida's suit against California and Washington over commercial driver's licenses issued to immigrants. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented, arguing the court must hear disputes between states.
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newrepublic.compolitics46 days ago
Cato Institute Hosts Online Event on Birthright Citizenship Case
A Cato Institute online event examined the Supreme Court case Trump v. Barbara and the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Participants discussed arguments over birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants and historical parallels.
nknews.orgworld47 days ago
Book Examines American Jewish Immigrants' Role in Israeli Orthodox Judaism
A new book by Bar-Ilan University professor Adam S. Ferziger profiles eight American Jewish educators who immigrated to Israel between the mid-1960s and early 1980s and helped shape moderate Orthodox institutions and debates.
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theyeshivaworld.comfinance48 days ago
Immigration Enforcement Linked to Construction Employment Drop
A National Bureau of Economic Research working paper found employment among likely undocumented immigrants fell 4 percent on average in areas with recent ICE raids. Construction employment for those workers dropped 7.5 percent. Trade groups estimate the industry needs to add 349,…
Fox Newspolitics49 days ago
DHS Reports Over 3 Million Illegal Immigrants Left U.S. in First Year of Trump Administration
The Department of Homeland Security stated that more than 3 million illegal immigrants have left the United States during President Trump's first year back in office. The agency reported nearly 900,000 deportations and more than 900,000 arrests as of May 17.
pbs.orgpolitics51 days ago
Federal Agents Search Homes of Three Southern California Immigration Activists
Agents with Homeland Security Investigations executed pre-dawn search warrants on May 13 at the homes and business of three southern California immigration activists. The searches targeted members of VC Defensa, a volunteer group that organizes neighborhood patrols and a rapid re…
realitytea.compolitics51 days ago
Trump Directs Treasury to Issue Banking Guidance on Illegal Immigrants
President Trump on Tuesday ordered the Treasury Department and other financial regulators to issue guidance on banking services for illegal immigrants. The directive focuses on changes to the Bank Secrecy Act and customer identification requirements.
Semaforpolitics51 days ago
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Bank Rules for Immigrants and Fintech Access
President Trump signed two executive orders Tuesday directing Treasury to guide banks on undocumented immigrants' accounts and loans while directing regulators to review fintech access to Federal Reserve payment systems.
Washington Examinerpolitics52 days ago
Vice President Vance Says Democrats Focus on Immigrants and Fraudsters
Vice President JD Vance stated that congressional Democrats prioritize illegal immigrants and fraudsters over voters. He spoke during a Monday appearance in Missouri that included a fundraiser and plant visit.
montrealgazette.comworld54 days ago
Government Approves Unit to Assist New Immigrants in Israeli Military
The Israeli government approved a dedicated unit inside the Aliyah and Integration Ministry to support new immigrants serving in the military. The unit will provide guidance before, during, and after service, with special attention to lone soldiers.
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foxnews.compolitics55 days ago
Rep. Salazar Introduces Bipartisan DIGNIDAD Act Offering Legal Status Pathway for Long-Term Immigrants
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar's legislation would create a pathway to legal status for millions of illegal immigrants in the U.S. for more than five years who pass criminal background checks. The bill drew a cool reception from America First Policy Institute allies at a recent panel…
Fox Newspolitics56 days ago
House Hearing on Fairfax County Prosecutor Turns Chaotic During Questioning
A House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on Thursday became disorderly as lawmakers questioned Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Stephen Descano about his office’s handling of cases involving illegal immigrants. The exchange centered on charge reductions in two sexual assault…
Washington Examinerpolitics57 days ago
Appeals Court Questions Justice Department on Third-Country Deportation Policy
A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday on the Trump administration's policy of deporting immigrants without permanent legal status to countries other than their nation of origin. The Supreme Court has twice allowed the policy to proceed during ongoing litigation.
thehindu.comworld60 days ago
Australian Teen Sprinter Sets World Age Record in 200 Meters
Gout Gout, an 18-year-old Australian sprinter, became the fastest teenager ever in the 200-meter dash with a time of 19.67 seconds in Sydney last month. The son of South Sudanese immigrants was identified as a potential star six years ago by his school's track coach, who has rema…
Washington Examinerpolitics61 days ago
Trump Administration Mandatory Detention Policy Splits Appeals Courts
The Trump administration's policy of detaining immigrants during deportation proceedings has produced conflicting rulings from federal appeals courts. The 11th Circuit became the latest court to rule against the policy on Wednesday, joining the 2nd Circuit. The 5th and 8th Circui…
New York Postsports61 days ago
Padres Prospect Self-Deports to Mexico After Guilty Plea in Human Smuggling Case
A 19-year-old pitcher ranked as the organization's fifth-best prospect pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of transporting undocumented immigrants for payment. Humberto Cruz was arrested in October near an Arizona border town and has returned to Mexico, where he faces a 10-yea…
theblaze.comworld62 days ago
DOJ Launches Denaturalization Effort Against Criminals Including Cuban Spy and Terrorists
The Justice Department has begun a new effort to strip U.S. citizenship from immigrants with criminal histories, arguing they would not have received it if their offenses were known earlier. The initiative includes cases involving a Cuban spy, terrorists and a Catholic priest. Se…
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nypost.compolitics63 days ago
Trump Hosts White House Brunch for Gold Star Mothers and Noah Syndergaard
President Donald Trump joined MLB free agent pitcher Noah Syndergaard and other athletes on May 5, 2026, to mark the reinstatement of the Presidential Fitness Test. Days later, Trump and first lady Melania Trump hosted separate Mother’s Day events honoring Gold Star and military…
naturalnews.compolitics63 days ago
Trump Border Czar Says Decision on Legal Status for Non-Criminal Illegal Immigrants Rests With President
Tom Homan, the border czar, was asked whether he supports granting legal status to millions of immigrants living illegally in the U.S. but otherwise law-abiding. Homan responded that discussions are ongoing and deferred to President Trump. @CBSNews reported the exchange.
The Bbcworld63 days ago
Somali Migrants in Minnesota Report Continued Fear After ICE Operation Drawdown
Fear persists among some Somali immigrants in Minnesota months after the Trump administration announced a reduction in immigration enforcement agents. A federal judge temporarily blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status for around 2,500 Somali nationals.
bbc.co.ukpolitics63 days ago
White House Border Czar Says Amnesty Is Off The Table
Tom Homan stated Thursday that the Trump administration is not considering amnesty for any illegal immigrants, including those under the DACA program. He said mass deportations will resume after a recent dip in activity caused by a government shutdown. Homan also addressed discus…
theyeshivaworld.compolitics63 days ago
U.S. Spent $44 Million on Agreements to Deport 17,400 Immigrants to Third Countries
A report by Human Rights First and Refugees International found the Trump administration has sent more than 17,400 immigrants to at least 21 countries with which they have no ties since taking office. The agreements include payments totaling more than $44 million to nations inclu…
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abcnews.go.compolitics64 days ago
House Judiciary Committee Opens Investigation Into Arlington County Prosecutor
The House Committee on the Judiciary opened an investigation into Arlington County Commonwealth’s attorney Parisa Dehghani-Tafti on May 5, 2026. The committee cited her office's policies on cooperation with federal immigration officials and treatment of cases involving undocument…
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New York Postpolitics64 days ago
Justice Department Investigates Fairfax County Prosecutor Steve Descano Over Immigration Policies
The DOJ notified Steve Descano on Wednesday that it is examining whether his office's plea bargaining, charging and sentencing practices violate civil rights laws by considering immigration consequences. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said the probe will determine if…
winnipegfreepress.compolitics65 days ago
AP-NORC Poll: One-Third of Americans Know Someone Affected by Immigration Enforcement
An April 2026 AP-NORC survey of 2,596 U.S. adults found 6 in 10 believe the country used to be a great place for immigrants but is not anymore, with one-third reporting personal connections to immigration enforcement. The poll coincides with Supreme Court arguments on restricting…
The Independentpolitics65 days ago
Poll Finds One-Third of Americans Know Someone Affected by Immigration Enforcement
A survey by the Associated Press-NORC Center found that six in ten U.S. adults believe the country is no longer a great place for immigrants. About one-third of adults, rising to more than half among Hispanic adults, said they or someone they know has changed daily routines due t…
abcnews.go.comfinance65 days ago
Study Links ICE Enforcement to Job Losses for U.S.-Born Workers
A new study reveals that for every six undocumented immigrants removed from the workforce due to heightened ICE activity, one U.S.-born worker loses their job. Researchers found that increased raids and checkpoints reduce employment for both undocumented and U.S.-born workers, pa…
yahoo.compolitics66 days ago
President Trump Shares 2024 Study on Immigrant Fiscal Impacts by Origin Country
President Trump posted results from a 2024 IZA Netherlands study on Truth Social, highlighting varying fiscal contributions of immigrants by country of origin. The study shows North American immigrants contribute +$573,000 net over a lifetime, while those from Somalia contribute…
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rediff.compolitics67 days ago
Poll Finds Majority Voter Support for Several Trump Policies Including Deportations and Drug Price Cuts
A recent poll indicates that a majority of registered voters support several key policies of President Trump, such as deporting violent criminal illegal immigrants and reducing prescription drug prices. Support levels ranged from 63% to 84% for specific measures, according to the…