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Four Salvadorans Detained Without Charges in Bukele’s CECOT Prison
The U.S. used the Alien Enemies Act in March 2025 to deport over 200 people, paying $6 million to El…
US Embassy in Trinidad Stresses Visa Is a Privilege, Not a Right
The U.S. Embassy in Port of Spain reminded travellers that visas are privileges and may be revoked for legal violations.…
Finland Aims to Keep Migration Stable Through 2026
Finland expects steady migration to 2026: student permits dip to 13,000–14,000, work permits fell 29% in 2025, and asylum claims…
Enforcement reshapes San Diego celebrations driving smaller gatherings
Rising immigration enforcement in San Diego is prompting families to scale back or cancel large celebrations, shrinking public festivals and…
Portland mother and three children remain separated in US custody
After Canada rejected their asylum claim, a Congolese mother and her three teens were returned to U.S. custody at Champlain…
ICE Faces Lawsuit Over Chaofeng Ge’s Death in Pennsylvania
After 32-year-old Chaofeng Ge died at Moshannon on Aug. 5, his family filed a FOIA lawsuit Nov. 12, 2025 alleging…
Immigration Raids in San Antonio and Charlotte Spark Fear and Debate
Coordinated federal raids in San Antonio and Charlotte targeted alleged transnational criminals, producing over 140 and 130 arrests respectively. Authorities…
Georgia Congressman Urges ICE to Intensify Raids in Metro Atlanta
Rep. Buddy Carter requested increased ICE operations in metro Atlanta, citing a 45% rise to about 500,000 undocumented residents and…