Immigration & Border Policy

Renee Nicole Good's family sues the Trump administration and immigration officials over her killing Read more 🔗

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ICE officers have been ordered not to engage in high-speed car chases and to make vehicle stops only if they have completed specific training, under new internal guidance issued after several drivers were shot in encounters with ICE.

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

RT @VP: VP Vance on Illegal immigration: "Donald Trump is the first president in my lifetime, not just to close the border, but to actual…

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Thread 🧵 Malaysia’s deportation of nearly 1,500 Myanmar refugees has left tens of thousands fearing they could be next, as shrinking support resources and rising hostility deepen uncertainty, especially for stateless Rohingya. 🔗

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Sky's @DominicWaghorn investigates if international crackdowns on people smuggling gangs behind small boat crossings to the UK are having any effect. Watch the full report ➡️

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They made seven arrests—and earned $14 million. See how local police are cashing in on Trump's immigration crackdown.

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RT @AJWitness: Inspired by Japan's first Black Samurai, a Ugandan asylum seeker turns to filmmaking in an act of hope and survival. For ov…

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A new facility in Alexandria, Louisiana, may begin receiving undocumented families with children, local officials and immigrant rights advocates say. Read more

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In Friday's paper: What to know about ICE's record number of firings and resignations

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Greece has urged the EU to allow member states to temporarily suspend asylum applications during periods of mass migration, arguing that current rules are not equipped to handle emergencies such as the surge in arrivals in Spain’s Ceuta enclave. 🔗

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With early voting already underway, a question worrying some voters is what role — if any — immigration enforcement officers might have at polling places through Election Day.

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At Camp East Montana, an ICE detainee's death was ruled a homicide after guards "restrained" him. Federal investigators later found missing or destroyed evidence, while the camp's contractor failed to provide required use-of-force and death reports. A detainee's death at ICE camp ruled a homicide. GAO found the evidence 'missing or destroyed' — Geraldo Lunas Campos, a 55-year-old Cuban from Rochester, New York, who had lived in the United States since 1996, died at about 10.16pm on 3 January 2026 while contract guards restrained him at Camp

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

ICE is laying out its policy on which officers can stop vehicles, and what is required to do when they're stopped, according to a memo obtained by ABC News and sources familiar with the change.

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The State Department must keep processing visas for 10 days after a judge found its slow response left thousands racing against a hard deadline.

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Vice President @JDVance opens up to @seanhannity about the stark contrasts between Democratic and Republican candidates during the midterm elections: "It's between a guy who thinks there are two genders, and a guy who thinks that God is non-binary." "It's a choice between somebody who wants to steal all your wealth versus a guy who wants to cut your taxes." "It's a choice between somebody who wants to close down that border, and somebody who wants to open it back up."

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President Trump’s immigration crackdown is showering money on local police departments willing to help. One sheriff’s office in Florida is eligible to receive $14.5 million for seven arrests.

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Some of the migration surge from Latin America to the United States in the years after covid-19 was always going to subside. But the change is almost entirely Donald Trump’s doing

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Some Republican lawmakers have begun to criticize ICE's actions, including Florida Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar, who said certain immigration operations have "gone too far." In an exclusive interview with CBS News' @camiloreports, White House Border Czar Tom Homan defended ICE's crackdown, calling Elvira Salazar's criticism a "bold statement." "Give me an example on when we went too far," Homan said.

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Renee Nicole Good's family sues Trump administration and immigration officials over her killing

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

@GovernorShapiro Can I sue you for constantly wasting time and money suing Trump?🙄 Joining the lawsuit challenging immigrants being required to be able to support themselves and not use public benefits is particularly galling.

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Is the crackdown on people smugglers working? ➡️ Chief of Mission for IOM UK Christa Rottensteiner tells Sky's @DominicWaghorn people "feel they have no alternatives" when they undertake dangerous journeys with smugglers. ➡️ Paddy Ginn, senior expert at the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime, adds "safe and legal migration routes" are needed to curb illegal smuggling operations.

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A move by the US Justice Department to accuse Minnesota judges of misconduct for speaking publicly about Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown marks an escalation of a conflict between the executive branch and judiciary

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The family of Renee Good, who was fatally shot by immigration officers in January during a Minneapolis raid, filed two lawsuits against the federal government, Trump administration officials and the agent who shot her. Read more: 📸: Scott Olson via Getty Images

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

Breaking news: The Trump administration is airing campaign-style TV ads using money Congress approved for border security upgrades, efforts to combat drug trafficking and memorials for officers killed in the line of duty, according to records.

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@MrWhiplash_ @MiiWalz No it isn’t. If that were even a little true, Elon and Doge would have found it and I can only assume someone would have gone to prison. Have they? Don’t blame the people coming here for a better life, they can’t vote. Republicans need a villain for you to hate and right now it’s Hispanic folks and others.

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The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case focused on the Trump administration’s policy requiring millions of undocumented immigrants to remain in detention while they fight deportation. Read more

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Family of woman shot dead by ICE agent sues Trump administration

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

The family of Renee Good, one of two US citizens fatally shot by federal immigration agents in the state of Minnesota, has sued the government over her killing during a sweeping immigrant deportation blitz in January

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: An illegal alien was deported decades ago then he came back into the U.S. under failed leaders and STOLE A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER from a citizen to commit fraud, stealing funds in California He went on MAJOR shopping sprees and ran up debt because it wasn’t even his number! Absolutely outrageous that Democrats allowed our nation to be plundered for years Elon Musk proven right again, ILLEGALS are STEALING Social Security numbers and the rolls must be purged!

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🚨ELON MUSK HAS PROOF THAT ILHAN OMAR LIED ABOUT HER AGE TO SNEAK INTO AMERICA! Follow @RedLivesMatterQ “Her Somali birth record shows she’s three years older than claimed,” Musk revealed. “Her father falsified documents to bypass background checks.”Musk says Omar had four criminal charges as an adult in Somalia. “The woman is a total fraud.” Deportation papers should be next. Share this everywhere so they see Elon just dropped the birth records that blow up Ilhan Omar’s story! Follow @mcafeenew for more drops.

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BREAKING: New ICE guidance bans high-speed car chases and sets tighter rules for traffic stops, a memo obtained by the AP shows.

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The family of Renee Good, one of two US citizens fatally shot by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis in January, sued the Trump administration, saying there had been ‘no accountability’ for her killing during deportation sweeps

Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

RT @WhiteHouse: For four years, the Biden Admin allowed the worst of the worst to flood into our country. On Day One, President Trump rev…

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is changing its policy on which officers can stop vehicles, and what is required to do when they're stopped, according to sources familiar with the change.

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Supreme Court to weigh Trump's mandatory immigration detention policy

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For four years, the Biden Admin allowed the worst of the worst to flood into our country. On Day One, President Trump reversed course - securing the border and continuing to arrest violent criminal illegals, making our communities safer. 🇺🇸

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers will only be allowed to conduct vehicle stops if they have completed related training courses and must ensure that vehicles used for stops are equipped with lights and sirens, according to new internal guidance reviewed by CNN.

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The Supreme Court said it will consider whether the Trump administration can detain tens of thousands of immigrants without access to bond hearings.

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Breaking news: The Supreme Court will review the legality of the Trump administration’s policy of denying bond hearings to immigrants swept up in its crackdown. The case promises to be among the most consequential of the term, which begins next week.

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Breaking News: The Supreme Court will review the Trump administration’s policy of indefinitely detaining immigrants who illegally crossed the border years ago.

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BREAKING: Renee Good’s family sues the U.S. government and immigration officials over her killing in Minneapolis.

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Supreme Court agrees to review President Trump's policy of mandatory detention without bond hearings for those who entered the country illegally.

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BREAKING: The Supreme Court will review the Trump administration's mandatory detention policy for immigrants held during its sweeping crackdown.

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The Supreme Court says it will consider whether immigrants subject to deportation can be held in detention indefinitely while their cases are adjudicated.

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Supreme Court takes up Trump’s mandatory detention policy

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RT @ReutersLegal: JUST IN: US Supreme Court to hear clash over Trump's immigration detention policy

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Breaking: The Supreme Court will decide if ICE can detain millions of immigrants without giving them a chance to seek bond, even if they have lived in the U.S. for years. 📸: Alon Skuy, Getty Images

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BREAKING: The Supreme Court will decide if ICE can detain millions of immigrants without giving them a chance to seek bond, even if they have lived in the U.S. for years.

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BREAKING: The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether ICE’s unprecedented mandatory detention policy — which lower courts have rejected more than 20,000 times — is legal.

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U.S. can deport the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque on national security grounds, judge rules.

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A Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot in his car by an ICE agent in Texas will remain in custody on charges that he assaulted an officer while trying to evade arrest, a federal judge ruled.

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@MyCommonwealth @GovernorShapiro Illegal immigrants are expensive

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Breaking News: France and Britain are abandoning a landmark migration deal intended to deter illegal crossings of the English Channel.

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Second judge blocks Trump's $100,000 fee for new H-1B worker visas

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Immigration judge rules US can deport president of Wisconsin's largest mosque

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Rwanda open to hosting migrants transferred from Europe, EU lawmakers say

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Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra exchanged sharp words during a clash over immigration policy. Watch the full CNN debate between California's gubernatorial candidates

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RT @DavidCCrowley: Salah Sarsour has been our neighbor in Milwaukee for more than 30 years. He's here legally and has no criminal record in…

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Second judge blocks Trump's $100,000 fee for new H-1B worker visas

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Japan raises residency fee for foreign nationals by twenty-fold

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Immigration judge rules US can deport president of Wisconsin's largest mosque

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A US immigration judge has ruled that Salah Sarsour, leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque, can be deported under a law used against non-citizens advocating for Palestinian rights

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A UK-French pilot scheme known as "one in, one out," set up to cut the number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats, has been scrapped.

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Rwanda open to hosting migrants transferred from Europe, EU lawmakers say

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President Trump acknowledged the competing pressures surrounding immigration, as his party grapples with public anger over his deportation campaign while his base demands aggressive enforcement.

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Paris court convicts six men of manslaughter over migrant disaster in Channel

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RT @StateDept: The State Department has now revoked more than 250,000 visas — a historic milestone that reflects our unwavering commitment…

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The UK is abandoning its “one in, one out” migrant deal with France after the two sides failed to agree on an extension

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UK-France 'one in, one out' migrant deal scrapped

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The DOJ filed judicial conduct complaints against all but one of Minnesota’s active federal judges, calling media interviews they gave discussing the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement crackdown in their state evidence of partisan bias.

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RT @danataylorv1: A record number of ICE employees are leaving. Why? USA TODAY Data Reporter Ignacio Calderon joined me on The Excerpt

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Trump admits struggling to find balance on immigration ahead of midterms

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Trump’s DOJ was hammered by 11 federal appeals court judges as the full D.C. Circuit weighs allowing Judge Boasberg to resume his criminal contempt probe over the deportation flights sent to El Salvador.

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.@AliBunkallSKY has spoken to bereaved relatives of those lost in the Channel after being promised a new life in Britain Families speak to Sky about fighting for justice over the worst small boat disaster ever recorded

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SUPREME COURT JUST RULED HUMAN BEINGS CAN BE SHIPPED TO COUNTRIES THEY'VE NEVER SEEN WITH ZERO CHANCE TO SPEAK Not deported home. Not deported anywhere they have ties to. Dumped in a "third country" — a place with no family, no language, no history for them — and Trump's administration doesn't even have to let them object first This is the second time this court told lower judges no, immigrants don't get a hearing before they're thrown onto a plane to nowhere Three justices dissented. Three. The rest of the bench just signed off on statelessness by executive fiat Picture it. A person detained in this country for months, maybe years, suddenly informed they're being flown to a nation they cannot point to on a map, no lawyer, no judge, no appeal, no goodbye Trump's DOJ didn't have to prove danger. Didn't have to prove flight risk. Didn't have to prove anything. Just had to want it gone from a courtroom and gone from American soil This is the same administration that rerouted border security cash into ads calling itself the "final battle" against the deep state while it strips actual human beings of the one thing due process is supposed to guarantee — a chance to be heard before your life gets erased Watchdogs are calling it exactly what it is. A green light for disappearing people through paperwork instead of firing squads, legal on its face, monstrous in its function Trump promised mass deportations like it was a jobs program. What he built is a machine that doesn't care where you land, only that you're gone No country of origin. No family reunification. No due process. Just a manifest and a runway This is not border security. This is not law enforcement. This is the government deciding some people don't get to exist in the eyes of the law anymore And the six who made it possible will go home tonight to due process nobody's threatening to take from them This is only the beginning

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Australia eyes ripping up $2.3B immigration detention contract

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Paris court convicts six men of manslaughter over migrant disaster in Channel

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DOJ seeks to censure judges who spoke to the Times about Minnesota immigration raids

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RT @EricLeeAtty: Check out the overwhelming support for Yehonatan Ovadia, an anti-Zionist rabbi who appears in immigration court today. Yeh…

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GOP Sen. Jim Justice urged ICE to dial back enforcement sweeps, joining the chorus of criticism of a recent crackdown that has roiled rural communities ahead of the midterms.

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RT @EricLeeAtty: Statement from Hayam El Gamal to tomorrow's protest at Dilley: "I am a mother with five children who has been detained be…

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Six men found guilty of manslaughter in Paris over deadliest small boat Channel crossing

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RT @MeidasClips: The Trump regime is sending children — some as young as three years old — to immigration courts without lawyers. MAGA jud…

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Refugees, asylum seekers and some other immigrants with legal status will lose Medicaid coverage October 1

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Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

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Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

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Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

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Enforcement surges cause humanitarian harm

Secure borders and mass deportations