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Canada, UK and Australia Unite to Fight Visa Fraud
During International Fraud Awareness Week, Canada, the UK and Australia launched #FightingVisaFraud after a 32% rise in Southeast Asian visa…
Federal operation deploys ICE, St. Paul, chemical irritants deployed during protests.
In Payne-Phalen, federal agents and St. Paul police clashed with protesters during an ICE operation. Chemical irritants dispersed the crowd.…
Rights groups condemn Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Myanmar, Kristi Noem decision
DHS announced ending TPS for approximately 3,969 Myanmar nationals, effective Jan. 26, 2026, citing improved governance. Rights groups dispute the…
David Jose Huerta obstructing a federal officer during ICE raids faces not guilty plea in Los Angeles
SEIU leader David Jose Huerta pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor obstructing a federal officer after his June arrest during…
London businesses defend international talent amid tighter visa & student immigration laws
Businesses warn that recent UK visa and student immigration changes—shorter post‑study stays, higher sponsorship fees, and stricter student rules—endanger London’s…
Chicago, Border Patrol, Georgia Alexakis tighten oversight after misconduct findings.
A federal judge concluded Border Patrol officials repeatedly misrepresented violent Chicago immigration raids. After internal texts were ordered turned over,…
Advocates urge withdrawal of Bill C-2, Strong Borders Act, Migrant Rights Network
Bill C-2 would let authorities cancel or suspend immigration status for groups without individual hearings, prompting opposition from over 300…
Salem City Council, state of emergency, ICE sweeps under consideration
Public records show Salem’s Nov. 21, 2025 agenda listed support for Oregon’s sanctuary law, not a documented emergency order tied…