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Lawyers Urge Immigrant Creators to Purge Political Content Amid Rising Scrutiny: 'Scrub Your Socials'

"If your number one priority is not being detained and remaining in the U.S., I would certainly not attend any protest," said a lawyer consulted by The Miami Herald

Two Cubans and One Mexican Among The 'Barbaric Criminal' Migrants Deported to South Sudan
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the deportation of eight men convicted of serious crimes in the United States to South Sudan
Coast Guard 'Engaged In Disabling Fire' While Pursuing Boat Carrying Three Migrants In San Diego
The Coast Guard announced it interdicted a boat carrying migrants in San Diego after engaging in "disabling fire"
Trump Admin Now Says Deportation Of Abrego Garcia Was a 'One-Off Mistake' Despite Previously Claiming It Was Deliberate
The Trump administration is now saying that the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was an "administrative error" that the government remedied after being told to do so by a court

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Donald Trump and Melania Trump at Ivana's funeral

Immigration

'She's Outta Here': Joy Reid Warns Trump Denaturalizing US Citizens Could Lead to Melania's Deportation

Television host Joy Reid advised President Donald Trump on the dangerous precedent he could set if he makes good on threats to deport U.S. citizens.

Immigration

Florida Lawmakers Barred Entry From 'Alligator Alcatraz' After Expressing 'Humanitarian Concerns'

Democratic Florida lawmakers who attempted to enter "Alligator Alcatraz" on Thursday were barred after they expressed "humanitarian concerns" about the new Everglades detention center.

Immigration

Trump Announces Plan to 'Put the Farmers in Charge' of Migrant Farmworkers

Pres. Trump shared a new proposal that would allow farmers unveiled a new proposal that would allow migrant farmworkers facing deportation to remain in the U.S.

Immigration

Florida Lawmakers Sound Alarm Over Plans 'To Send Pregnant Women & Children' to 'Alligator Alcatraz'

Democratic lawmakers in Florida are raising alarm over documents suggesting immigrant children and pregnant women could be detained at 'Alligator Alcatraz.'

Politics

ICE Budget Increases Over 1,000% With Big Beautiful Bill: 'We Have a Standing Army'

Congress passed Pres. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill on Thursday — legislation that balloons the budget for immigration enforcement to ten times its current size.

Immigration

Truck Driver Faces Smuggling Charges After Over a Dozen Migrants Are Found Under Flatbed Trailer

A truck driver is facing smuggling charges after being found carrying 13 migrants

Stryker armored vehicle in Sunland Park, New Mexico

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One Third Of The Border Is Now Covered By Military Zones Allowing Troops To Detain Migrants

One third of the southern border is now covered by military zones allowing troops to detain migrants

Immigration

Jake Paul Appears To Celebrate The Arrest Of Mexican Boxer Chavez Jr., Who He Fought Days Ago

Influencer and boxer Jake Paul appeared to celebrate the arrest of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. days after their fight in California

Immigration

Senate May Have Opened Path for Undocumented Families to Use Trump Savings Accounts By Dropping Social Security Rule: Report

Initially, the legislation included a requirement that at least one parent of a child using the accounts have a Social Security number but that language was dropped from the final version

News

Joe Rogan Condemns Trump's Mass 'Insane' ICE Raids: 'Not Cartel Members, Just Construction Workers'

Podcast host and Trump supporter Joe Rogan condemned the administration's deportation raids during Tuesday's episode with tech entrepreneur Amjad Masad.

Immigration

U.S. Catholic Leader, Pope Leo Ally Condemns Trump's Immigration Policies: 'It Literally Rips Families Apart'

Cardinal Robert McElroy said that the "mechanism" being used for Trump's immigration crackdown was the "creation of fear" among 10 million undocumented people in the US, "the great majority" of whom had contributed to society

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U.S. Citizen Detained After Filming Immigration Raids in LA Seeks $1 Million in Damages in Lawsuit Againsta Federal Government

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund is seeking $1 million in damages on behalf of Job Garcia, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen who was detained after filming a June 19 immigration raid

Politics

Kristi Noem Faces Backlash After False Claim Her 'Ancestor' Was a Female Nazi Goes Viral

A tweet featuring photos of Kristi Noem and a female guard at Auschwitz is going viral on social media, along with a claim that the guard is related to Noem.

ICE tracking apps Become a Digital Lifeline for Immigrants

Immigration

Apps Tracking ICE Raids Become a Digital Lifeline for Immigrants Seeking To Avoid Crackdowns

ICEBlock app has been thrust into the spotlight this week after White House Press Secretary alleged it was "painting a target on federal law enforcement officers' back"

Immigration

Birthright Citizenship Could Depend on State Borders Under New Legal Landscape: Report

The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision which ruled that President Donald Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship may be enforced in some parts of the country has opened the door for creating the potential for legal inconsistencies across the country