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ICE Operations Rise in Twin Cities, Immigrants and Citizens Affected
A surge in ICE enforcement across the Twin Cities involved workplace raids and residential detentions, prompting protests, community defense actions,…
ICE arrests of Afghans rise after National Guard shooting, lawyers say
Following the Nov. 26 shooting, ICE arrests of Afghans increased as the administration paused some asylum filings and tightened vetting.…
Arizona Sues Trump Administration Over $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
On Dec. 13, 2025, multiple states sued to halt a Presidential Proclamation that imposes a $100,000 fee on H-1B entry…
Three U.S. Citizens Detained by Immigration Agents Speak Out in SoCal
A Senate investigation and L.A. TACO documented U.S. citizens detained during immigration operations in Southern California in 2025. Victims reported…
Trump Administration Separated Thousands of Migrant Families at Border
A 2017 pilot and 2018 expansion of a zero-tolerance approach resulted in at least 5,569 children separated from parents. Courts…
Officials Target Youth Immigration Programs, Speeding Up Deportations
Federal 2025 changes limit deferred action and work authorization for many SIJS youths, introduce a reported $250 SIJS fee, allow…
Fifteen Extortion Suspects Seek Refugee Status, CBSA Says
Fifteen people charged in B.C. extortion probes filed refugee claims, potentially pausing deportations; they’re among over 100 under immigration scrutiny.…
Illinois mom drives 250 miles to reunite detained immigrants
An Illinois mother routinely drives 250 miles to reunite released detainees with families amid a 2025 enforcement surge: over 500…