Category : Immigration


Pair extradited to Belgium for migrant abuse crimes

Two members of a people smuggling gang, convicted of raping and sexually abusing vulnerable minor migrants, have been extradited from the UK to Belgium to serve prison sentences. Read the full story.

ICE's Deadly Record: Calls for Systemic Overhaul

The killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent spotlights an agency with a history of violence and impunity. Experts argue for a fundamental shift away from a security logic that endangers lives.

High School Journalist Documents ICE Raids in Minneapolis

Lila Dominguez, a high school journalist in Minneapolis, recounts documenting ICE raids on her school grounds. The enforcement actions have sparked fear, protests, and a shift to remote learning across the district.

New US Visa Ban Mirrors 1924 Racist Immigration Law

The Trump administration's new visa restrictions for 85 countries draw stark parallels with the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act's racial quotas, aiming to 'whiten' America, argues immigration scholar Heba Gowayed.

ICE Crackdown Casts Shadow Over Minneapolis

A massive ICE operation in Minneapolis has emptied classrooms, shut businesses, and sparked community resistance. Residents describe living in a dystopian nightmare.

US Cities Vow to Arrest ICE Agents for Misconduct

American cities, from Philadelphia to Minneapolis, are threatening to arrest federal immigration agents accused of abuses, as state prosecution becomes the only legal remedy. Explore the escalating constitutional clash.

Minnesota Families Ripped Apart by ICE Raids

Exclusive report on Minnesota families devastated by ICE raids, with legal residents detained and moved out of state. Read their stories and the community's response.

ICE detainee death may be ruled homicide

The death of Geraldo Lunas Campos in ICE custody at Camp East Montana could be investigated as a homicide, a medical examiner's report suggests. Read the full story on the troubling trend of fatalities in US immigration detention.

Greek Court Clears 24 Aid Workers After 7-Year Ordeal

A Greek court has acquitted 24 humanitarian workers, including Sarah Mardini and Sean Binder, of people smuggling charges after a seven-year legal battle. Rights groups hail the verdict as a vindication for lifesaving work in the Aegean.

ACLU Sues Over ICE Racial Profiling in Minnesota

The ACLU files a lawsuit alleging ICE and CBP agents in Minnesota engaged in racial profiling and unlawful arrests, targeting Somali and Latino communities. Read the full story.

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