Federal agents detained one resident while he was on his way to dialysis treatment, according to the complaint.
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Federal Agents Are Abducting Any DC Residents Who Appear Latino, New Suit Says Read Post »
After the ICE raid in Cato, New York, kids don’t know when they’ll see their parents again.
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Sweeping ICE Raid Shakes Small New York Town as Dozens Remain “Disappeared” Read Post »
This story is published in partnership with the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University. For one California mother, public housing has been a lifeline for her household of five—her two young adult daughters, husband, and young nephew. She could not afford rent without the federally subsidized housing that they all share. It’s also a lifeline for another […]
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When Home Isn’t Safe: Immigration Enforcement Meets Housing Discrimination Read Post »
Some men said for days they weren’t allowed to make phone calls to inform their families and attorneys where they were.
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Increased ICE Transfers Impede Detainees’ Access to Lawyers, Contact With Family Read Post »
“There is zero pathway for people in danger now to apply for asylum in the United States,” says ACLU lawyer Lee Gelernt.
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Asylum Seekers US Deported to Ghana Sent to Home Countries Amid Risk of Torture Read Post »
A group of more than 60 Democratic legislators sent a letter to the Trump administration Wednesday that expresses “grave concerns” about ongoing removals to so-called third countries to which immigrants have no connection. The legislators are requesting that the Trump administration provide “basic information” about the scope of the third-country removal program, which the administration […]
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Democrats Demand Answers on Third-Country Deportations Read Post »
The company’s biometric tech always sounded like it was ripped from the plot of a dystopian thriller, but recently, the iris-scanning system developed by the Massachusetts-based BI² Technologies has become part of the nation’s deportation dragnet. How BI² landed an ICE contract worth as much as $10 million is in part a tale of the […]
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Clients of a Trump-Connected Lobbying Firm Keep Landing No-Bid ICE Contracts Read Post »
In January 2010, the private prison operator now known as CoreCivic announced the closure of a 752-bed facility in Walsenburg, Colorado. At the time, the Huerfano County Correctional Center was the second-largest employer in the county. Its shutdown caused a “major hit” to the economy, said John Galusha, then the county’s administrator. The town estimated […]
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“Godsend” or “Concentration Camp”? A Lucrative ICE Deal Divides a Colorado Town Read Post »
Working on abortion access in Texas, we see every day how immigration justice and reproductive justice are inseparable.
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The Anti-Migrant Crackdown Is Also a Reproductive Justice Crisis Read Post »
“This is one of the most dangerous periods for free speech in American history,” a Georgia lawmaker said.
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Emmy-Award Winning Journalist at Risk of Deportation Over ICE Coverage Read Post »
When a 41-year-old Nigerian mother of two appeared before an immigration judge in New Jersey this January, she was ready with her life story. Laura, as her friends call her, arrived in the United States on a tourist visa in 2020. She was fleeing domestic violence and in-laws who she believed would kill her because […]
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They’ve Won In Court, But ICE Is Still Detaining and Trying to Deport Them Read Post »
When a 41-year-old Nigerian mother of two appeared before an immigration judge in New Jersey in January, she was ready with her life story. Laura, as her friends call her, arrived in the United States on a tourist visa in 2020. She was fleeing domestic violence and in-laws who she believed would kill her because […]
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They’ve Won in Court, But ICE Is Still Detaining and Trying to Deport Them Read Post »
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