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Trump Officials Move to Deport Ukrainians Despite Conscription Fears
Internal planning by the administration could revoke humanitarian parole for roughly 240,000 Ukrainians, risking loss of work authorization and deportation.…
Immigration Courts Strained by Staffing Shortages in Enforcement Push
Enforcement hiring surged toward 10,000 deportation officers backed by $30 billion, while courts shed judges, creating a 3.8 million-case backlog…
Nepalese Nationals Can Visa-Free Transit Hong Kong Airport Airside
From November 15, 2025, Nepalese nationals may transit Hong Kong visa-free if they stay airside on same-day onward flights. Baggage…
UK Eyes Denmark-Style Hardline Asylum Model: A Realistic Look
Since 2015 Denmark shifted to time-limited protection, tougher asylum standards, integration conditions, and an active returns system. Offshore processing options…
Glen Cove Protest Draws Broad Opposition to Immigration Crackdown
Following the June 11 detentions near the LIRR, hundreds rallied in Glen Cove under “No Kings,” combining bilingual testimony and…
Green Card Applicant Detained 16 Days After Texas Border Delivery
After a 16-day detention at a Texas border crossing, Green Card applicant Kouame won bond release on November 3, 2025.…
Idaho Farmers Urge Immigration Reform to Retain Critical Migrant Labor
Idaho agriculture depends on migrant labor—tens of billions in wages and hundreds of thousands of jobs. Growers seek legal status…
Korean Workers Detained in Georgia Raid Return to Hyundai EV Plant
Following a September 4 ICE detention of over 300 South Korean technicians, HL-GA Battery Co. said on November 14, 2025…