Migrants move temporarily within or across borders for reasons like work or education, while immigrants intend to settle permanently in a new country. The main difference lies in the duration…
The Trump administration ended the "sensitive locations" policy, allowing immigration arrests at schools, raising fears among immigrant families and educators.…
The Department of Justice ordered federally funded legal service providers to cease support at immigration courts, aligning with stricter Trump-era…
A federal judge in Seattle blocked President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship, citing constitutional overreach and 14th Amendment violations.…
The Trump administration's "One Flag Policy" limits U.S. facilities to displaying only the American flag, banning Pride and BLM flags.…
The Birthright Citizenship EO restricts U.S. citizenship for children born after Feb. 19, 2025, unless a parent holds U.S. citizenship…
Stricter U.S. immigration policies are prompting global competitors like Canada, Australia, and Europe to attract skilled migrants, focusing on innovation,…
President Trump signed executive orders drastically changing U.S. immigration policy, broadening deportation priorities, creating state Homeland Security Task Forces, expanding…
On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed executive orders reshaping U.S. immigration. Key actions included ending birthright citizenship, launching mass…
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