How Trump's immigration crackdown is affecting people across America
Immigration has always been the lifeblood of America, helping to create a unique melting pot of culture and history. However, the fight over who belongs, and who does not, is as old as the country itself.
The latest on Trump's immigration crackdown — and the reality of limited resources
The administration started with more arrests and deportations to once-closed countries, but a Republican senator says they’re “hitting a wall” on money.
Your immigration questions answered: What has changed under Trump, what hasn't and what's next
The Associated Press’ U.S. immigration news editor, Elliot Spagat, was joined by Rebecca Santana, who covers the Department of Homeland Security, and Christopher Sherman, who is the news director for Mexico and Central America,
Will Hongkongers be next to leave US under Trump’s immigration crackdown?
US immigration crackdown has Hongkongers using Deferred Enforced Departure scheme facing uncertain future Some Hongkongers in the United States are at risk of deportation if President Donald Trump scraps the special protection extended to them by previous American leader Joe Biden.
On illegal immigration, it’s Trump filing the lawsuits
Trump is fighting back with some lawsuits of his own on the critical issue of illegal immigration. In the past week, the Justice Department has filed suits against the city of Chicago and the state of Illinois and also against the state of New York and Gov.
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People are becoming wary of hospitals, leaving waiting rooms empty and doctors concerned
“People’s blood pressure is much higher than usual on a regular basis,” Ballinger, who uses they/them pronouns, told USA TODAY. “The sense of fear in Queens among immigrants is heartbreaking.
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Iowa City immigrants, law enforcement grapple with Trump’s deportation plans
Brought into the U.S. by her mother in 1992, Gabriela Palacios immigrated from Mexico City, Mexico. After Gabriela  had built ...
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‘People Are Afraid of Going Out’—Trump Immigration Moves Hurt Small Businesses
Business owners in Latino neighborhoods are saying fear of raids has caused a sharp drop in consumer spending.
Mayors of American need to stand up for immigrants | Letters
As municipal leaders, mayors have the power to fight this. They can protect immigrant families by ordering police not to participate in ICE raids and even to block ICE agents’ entry into schools, ...
Alabama Senate passes Laken Riley-inspired bill to detain people for 48 hours to check immigration status
The Alabama Senate passed a bill Thursday that the sponsor said would help state and local law enforcement identify and ...
Santa Clara County sheriff purges outdated immigration policy from its books
The pertinent language referenced the defunct INS and authorized broad cooperation with federal immigration agents, all of ...
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Federal prisons being used to detain people arrested in Trump’s immigration crackdown
President Donald Trump’s administration is using federal prisons to detain some people arrested in its immigration crackdown.
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Santa Maria students walkout, plead for immigration enforcement protections
A plea was made to officials to propose local legislation that would prevent immigration agents from detaining, arresting, or ...
Latino Memphis immigration attorney speaks out on recent Mid-South ICE raids and what rights undocumented people have
Latino Memphis immigration attorney Matthew Orr explains what rights undocumented individuals have in light of the recent ICE ...