Three labor unions cited a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in their lawsuit alleging a government surveillance program scours online activity for viewpoints the Trump administration dislikes and leverages the threat of immigration enforcement to suppress speech, arguing that the high court's decision supports their standing in the case.
Immigration enforcement would get nearly $70 billion between two budget reconciliation bills released by Senate committees on Monday.
The government’s recent oral arguments against birthright citizenship in Trump v. Barbara would have the Supreme Court use modern immigration classifications as markers for a constitutional boundary that is not expressed in the Fourteenth Amendment, making the theory easier to administer but weaker as a matter of of text and history, says attorney Tara Kennedy.
The Trump administration asked a D.C. federal judge to dismiss a suit challenging requirements for previously approved sponsors to reapply for custody of unaccompanied immigrant children, arguing the suit's claims are either moot or unfounded.
The American Immigration Council and the U.S. government told a D.C. federal judge they've struck a settlement to end a long-running Freedom of Information Act dispute over records related to family separation policies during the first Trump administration.
Alexander Oranzo, 46 Branford Connecticut.
NEW YORK — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at John F. Kennedy International Airport intercepted a concealed firearm suppressor in an inbound air cargo shipment from overseas, triggering…
SAN DIEGO — In two separate targeted operations, U.S. Border Patrol agents from the San Diego Sector arrested two men illegally present in the United States, both of whom have convictions for child sex offenses.On April 27, San Diego Sector Border…
BUFFALO, N.Y. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Buffalo Peace Bridge border crossing arrested a United States citizen who had an active warrant out of Santa Rosa, California.
Peace Bridge border crossing between…
The Board of Immigration Appeals reversed an immigration judge's ruling protecting a Mexican national from removal, finding that while he said he was kidnapped and his homes were previously shot at, he failed to show a likelihood of future torture.
