immigration

Detained Migrants Requested Release as the Pandemic Intensifies

The Trump Administration is requested to release over 37,000 detained immigrants as the number of coronavirus infections increases.
USA SUPREME COURT IMMIGRATION

Temporary Suspension of Court Hearings for Asylum Seekers in Effect

The Trump Administration postponed all court hearings for asylum seekers in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection police officer talks to a driver as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak continues at Paso del Norte International Border bridge as taken from Ciudad Juarez,

Illegal Border Crossings Reduced by Half Due to Pandemic Measures

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ordered all illegally crossing border immigrants to be returned to their country ASAP.
The Wider Image: A year documenting migration on Rio Grande

Refugees Who Remain in Mexico Can Not Find Lawyers

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, refugees in Mexico rarely find lawyers as they begin to crowd.

Here are the Changes You Need to Know About the US Immigration System Due to COVID-19

Find out here about the changes in the US Immigration System due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo : Wikimedia) The United States of America has been responding to the COVID-19 issue by creating major changes in different sectors in the country and in the immigration system, says an article.

Organizations Call for the Closure of Immigration Courts

The United States called for the closing of immigration courts pointing out the risks of migrants in public places.
A man walks towards El Paso, Texas, U.S. from Mexico, on the international border bridge Paso del Norte, as seen from Ciudad Juarez

Partial Shutdown of US Borders Ordered by President Trump

Amid the continuous increase of Coronavirus cases in the world, President Donald Trump discussed options of closing its borders temporarily.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

US-Mexico Border Situation Exposes Crowd to COVID-19

US-Mexico border current crowd situation may be a hotbed for the COVID-19 infection for the migrants.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

Decision of Supreme Court Could Restore Trump's Right to Enforce Immigration Laws

Lawfully, the president has wide authority over the execution of immigration policy and also has the power to impose the "Wait in Mexico" law in particular.
Migrants sit outside an abandoned building next to the main bus terminal in the border city of Edirne

The Tale of a Father That Sent His Son to America, Alone

After a long journey from the slum of Honduran going to the outer part of North Texas, Marvin Joel Zelaya, a 17-year-old US migrant takes his first taste of a vanilla flavored Frappuccino and wonders as he looks at his new environment.
Migrants, mainly from Cuba, block the Paso del Norte border crossing bridge after a U.S. appeals court blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, in Ciudad Juarez

Trump Decides to Deploy 160 Active Troops to Border in Response to MPP Program

Donald Trump, USA President, will promptly deploy 160 active soldiers to accompany the border securities to interfere the continuous flow of migrants that is expected to turn erroneous with the administration's new protocol
A family of evacuees are seen walking at the Christmas Island Immigration Detention Centre

Legal Immigrants Boost the Economy, Saving Small Cities

Welcoming immigrants to places to end population decline. Who could have known that a lonely and deserted town due to population decline would be brought to life again by an outsider? An immigrant who moved to a city in Missouri never expected that a person like him would transform the city for the better.
ICE Field Office Director, Enforcement and Removal Operations, David Marin and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Fugitive Operations team search for a Mexican national at a home in Hawthorne

ICE Sued for Misconduct by New York Civil Rights Activists

Bronx Defenders and NYCLU file a lawsuit against ICE. The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is going to undergo legal proceedings for the improper processing of immigrants.
Mother and son in National Boarder Patrol

Conservatives Should Make Immigration a Race Issue, Here's Why

Racial discrimination will always be recognized as a world-wide problem for all civilizations, but what happens when "open border" politics affects the poor of America?
Find out here how ICE violated a California State Law after arresting two men.

ICE Officers Make Arrests Regardless of California State Sanctuary Laws

Find out here how ICE violated a California State Law after arresting two men. (Photo : Reuters) United States Immigration officers had arrested two individuals at a courthouse in Northern California, as reprted by the Los Angeles Times.
Change of the Term ‘Illegal Alien’ to ‘Undocumented Immigrant’ Proposed by Colorado Lawmaker

Colorado Bill Proposes to Change ‘Illegal Alien’ to ‘Undocumented Immigrant’

Find out here how a bill had proposed to change the term ‘Illegal Alien’ to ‘Undocumented Immigrant’
Mexican Man Got Shot in the Face by ICE Officer

Mexican Man Files Lawsuit Against Latino ICE Agent After Being Shot

Find out here about the ICE officer who shot the face of a Mexican Man. (Photo : Reuters) A Mexican man is filing a lawsuit against an unnamed United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer from New York.
‘Alarm Phone’: A Hotline that Helps Stranded Migrants Who Need Rescuing at Sea

Spain Rescues 24 Migrants from Deadly Atlantic Route, Still on the Lookout for 53

Find out here how a hotline is helping rescue migrants stranded at sea. (Photo : Stocksnap) Authorities from Morocco had rescued 14 migrants from a boat with 28 people drifting at sea in the Western Sahara coast.

"Not Guilty": Undocumented Immigrant Pleads Innocent to Rape-Slay Case

Reeaz Khan, a 21-year-old undocumented immigrant from Guyana accused of sexually assaulting and killing 92-year-old Maria Fuentes last month pleaded not guilty during a court hearing on Thursday.
JLo & Shakira Made a Powerful Statement About the Border Crisis During Super Bowl Performance

JLo & Shakira's Powerful Statement About the Border Crisis

For the very first time in 54 years, two Latina superstars performed together on the Super Bowl Halftime Show and they didn't miss the chance to convey a message amidst the issues concerning Latinos in the USA.
Fearing For Birth Tourism, U.S. to Impose Visa Restrictions for Pregnant Women

Fearing For Birth Tourism, U.S. to Impose Visa Restrictions for Pregnant Women

The president has further intensified his anti-immigration efforts by coming out with new visa restrictions aimed at restricting "birth tourism."
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