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The article focuses on the challenges faced by asylum-seekers in the U.S., particularly through the story of Jennifer, a Venezuelan mother who fled with her children. It illustrates the harsh realities of U.S. immigration policies, highlighting the fear and trauma families experience as they navigate a complex system, often facing separation instead of support.

The article discusses the long-term effects of statutory expulsions on LGBTQ+ asylum seekers at the southern border of the U.S. Topics discussed include the history of immigration and asylum for LGBTQ+ people, the implementation of Title 42 to close U.S. borders to immigrants, and the call to exempt LGBTQ+ people from restrictive asylum policies to address historical discrimination and protect them from dangers associated to expulsion.

With its economy collapsing, Cuba is in the middle of its largest exodus in sixty-five years. In 2022, U.S. border authorities intercepted 313,499 Cubans by land and sea. That's more [...]

RUDY Kurniawan's reputation as the biggest wine fraudster of the past two decades precedes him. The slight, bespectacled Indonesian immigrant was once a fixture in the finest restaurants in Beverly [...]

Homebuilding execs say President-elect Donald Trump's deportation plans could worsen a worker shortage. The industry heavily relies on immigrant labor and companies are wary of their workforce shrinking. Homebuilders and [...]

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Ana Navarro has long been an outspoken critic of Donald Trump, despite having close friends who voted for him. And on Monday morning, she offered some advice to those friends [...]

In a Truth Social post, Trump named Thomas Homan to lead mass deportation efforts as 'border czar.' Homan, former acting ICE director early in Trump's first term, will oversee border, [...]

Byline: Nia Prater In 2024, as he did in 2016, (https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/trump-justice-system-election.html) Donald Trump campaigned heavily on immigration, deploying violent and graphic rhetoric about migrant crime and vowing to enact mass [...]

Timothy Snyder [I.Substack] “We are not taking the Trump-Vance deportation plan seriously enough,” said Timothy Snyder. The proposal to deport more than 12 million undocumented immigrants would require massive, militarized [...]

(https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F60180803-0b09-48c7-b503-196033cfc50e_1177x660.jpeg) Trump has been married to two immigrants, his mother was an immigrant, and he's used (https://time.com/4465744/donald-trump-undocumented-workers/) undocumented workers for decades to build his buildings, make his bed, and (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/06/us/trump-bedminster-golf-undocumented-workers.html) [...]

While most news outlets have focused on Tony Hinchcliffe's comments during Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, (https://www.thewrap.com/tag/jon_stewart) Jon Stewart zoomed in on another, more pressing part of the Trump [...]

Sign up for (https://www.chalkbeat.org/newsletters/national) Chalkbeat's free weekly newsletter to keep up with how education is changing across the U.S. When immigration agents raided chicken processing plants in central Mississippi in [...]

Donald Trump has pledged to lead a mass deportation campaign once elected. That would create a major labor crunch for homebuilders, driving wages and costs higher. Here's how Trump's plans [...]

Think-tank economists told BI that Trump's promise to deport millions would likely be inflationary. The disruption to the labor supply would both jack up everyday prices and impact capital investment. [...]

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Keir Starmer’s immigration plan looks depressingly familiar, said The Guardian in an editorial. When Labour took over in July, ending 14 years of Conservative rule, the new prime minister promised [...]

FEATURES / DRIVER'S Diary The dearly deported Contributor An ex-expat motoring author and journo previously resident in Vancouver BC, Iain culled his fleet and shipped the survivors to Scotland, which [...]

The article focuses on forced conscription, which is part of the Myanmar junta's wave of violence against Myanmar's young generations who are resisting its illegal coup attempt, according to campaign group Progressive Voice. It states that since February 2024, the Myanmar military junta has been snatching Myanmar's young people from their families and communities for its forced conscription. The junta claims to have sent its first batch of forced conscripts to training on March 27, 2024.

(https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fe24a72f6-d344-4b97-ac16-e7053cc5d2ff_710x352.jpeg) If you looked at the website of The New York Times on Friday morning, you might have seen a (https://bsky.app/profile/jonathancohn.bsky.social/post/3l2wph7ue3n2b) summary of a story that caused you to stop [...]

The Republican nominee has pledged to expel tens of millions of immigrants if he wins in November. How would that work? What does Trump want to do? To conduct the [...]

Dog the Bounty Hunter, born Duane Chapman, offered to locate and deport immigrants for Donald Trump on Sunday. While speaking to Fox News’ Jimmy Failla, Dog said he is willing [...]

Susan Caskie Executive editor Mass deportation. It’s an Orwellian phrase we associate with the Holocaust or the Armenian genocide. Sending armed troops to pull millions of people, including babies and [...]

Ed Kilgore New York magazine Donald Trump is vowing to “carry out the largest deportation operations in American history,” said Ed Kilgore. At the Republican National Convention in July, beaming [...]

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CAIRO – 1 July 2024: The Egyptian gazette published Monday a decree issued by the minister of interior to https://www.egypttoday.com/Article/1/126608/Egypt-deports-Syrian-4-Uzbeks-for-public-interest four Syrian nationals in accordance with residency law no. 89/1960 [...]

Trump's trade and immigration stance could shock the economy, JPMorgan's David Kelly told Bloomberg TV. Plans for sweeping tariffs are'an elixir for stagflation,' while deportations would be recessionary, he said. [...]

Byline: Just Earth News Indonesia has announced it has arrested 103 Taiwanese nationals for allegedly running a cybercrime operation out of the island of Bali, media reports said. The arrests [...]

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The article from National Review discusses the importance of deportation in the U.S. immigration system, highlighting the challenges faced by ICE in removing criminal immigrants due to recalcitrant countries and internal policy changes. It compares deportation statistics under the Trump and Biden-Harris administrations, emphasizing the impact of interior enforcement on border crossings. The text also mentions potential deportation strategies, such as visa sanctions and registration programs, to address the issue of illegal immigration. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses historical precedents of the breakdown of the one country, two systems policy in Hong Kong, China following the implementation of the National Security Law by the Chinese government in 2020. Topics explored include the changes in the legal system of Hong Kong as a Special Administrative Region (SAR), the expulsion of a significant percentage of the Ugandan Asian community in Great Britain in 1972, and the Revocation of the 1598 Edict of Nantes in October 1685.

The article presents a few authors' disapproval over passing legislation by Congress to protect Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients from deportation. They oppose giving permanent resident status to undocumented immigrants for illegal border crossing. Border Patrol Processing Centers and the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Detention Facilities are found to be full to the capacity due to illegal crossing, which can be a threat to the nation's security.

The Court in January will hear three immigration cases consolidated in Campos-Chaves v. Garland. In Campos-Chaves, the petitioner moved to reopen an in absentia deportation order because he did not receive a compliant Notice to Appear (NTA) including the time and place of his hearing. Campos-Chaves argued that the government used its “two-step notice practice,” which omitted the time and place from his notice to appear. He argues that he did not receive a compliant Notice of Hearing (NOH), the second step, because such a notice may only follow a proper Notice to Appear. The Fifth Circuit denied Campos-Chaves relief. In Garland v. Singh and Garland v. Mendez-Colín, consolidated with Campos-Chaves, the Ninth Circuit reached the opposite conclusion. The statutes at issue are 8 U.S.C. § 1229(a)(2) and (a)(2)(A)(i), along with 8 U.S.C. § 1229(b)(5)(C)(ii). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers interviewees with different personalities including former SS officers, Jewish survivors, and medical personnel who worked in concentration camps to highlight the atrocities committed against Jews during the Holocaust. Topics discussed include the selection process for deportation, the use of gas chambers for mass murder, and the role of Jewish prisoners in camp administration.

Official calls for 'failed' asylum seekers to leave Sweden ignore the difficulties and harms befalling stateless people who cannot return to previous countries of residence because they lack citizenship. Stateless people are caught in limbo, a position where they have no prospects of return or of attaining a residence permit in a predictable future. To learn the underlying logics and consequences of such limbo and how it is (re)produced in the Swedish migration bureaucracy, this article investigates three data sets: interviews with seven stateless Palestinians, the Swedish Migration Agency's internal guidelines for the return process, and the same agency's country reports on stateless people's situation in the assigned deportation countries. Inspired by Hannah Arendt's reflections on statelessness and modern bureaucratized societies, the article reveals that there are great challenges to access rights for stateless persons and in holding anyone accountable for decisions adopted by Swedish migration authorities. Moreover, the article shows how limbo induces two interconnected and multilevel technologies in migration authorities: ignorance and repressive consent. As communicating vessels, these technologies form a bureaucratic violence. While diminishing migrants' access to safety and a dignified life, violence is sustained by legislative changes and insidiously hidden from public debate. KEYWORDS limbo; Sweden; ignorance; repressive consent; migration control; deportability; Migration Agency; borders; border police Les appels officiels à quitter la Suède pour les demandeurs d'asile déboutés ignorent les difficultés et les préjudices subis par les personnes apatrides qui ne peuvent pas retourner dans leur ancien pays de résidence car elles n'ont pas la citoyenneté. Les personnes apatrides sont coincées dans un vide juridique et sont dans une situation où le retour ou l'obtention d'un permis de résidence dans un avenir proche leur sont tous deux impossibles. Pour comprendre la logique qui sous-tend ce vide juridique, ses conséquences et la manière dont il est produit et reproduit par la bureaucratie de l'immigration suédoise, cet article étudie trois ensembles de données: des entretiens avec sept Palestiniens apatrides, les lignes directrices internes de l'Agence suédoise de la migration pour les procédures de retour, et les rapports de cette même agence sur la situation des personnes apatrides dans les pays de déportation désignés. Inspiré par les réflexions de Hannah Arendt sur la condition d'apatride et les sociétés modernes bureaucratisées, l'article révèle la grande difficulté à accéder aux droits pour les personnes apatrides et à tenir qui que ce soit responsable des décisions prises par les autorités suédoises chargées des migrations. De plus l'article démontre comment le vide juridique induit deux technologies interconnectées à des niveaux multiples au sein des autorités migratoires: l'ignorance et le consentement répressif. En tant que vases communicants, ces technologies constituent une violence bureaucratique. Tout en diminuant l'accès des migrants à la sécurité et à la dignité, la violence est entretenue par des changements législatifs et est insidieusement cachée du débat public., INTRODUCTION I am not sure if this thing inside is guilt. Guilt making us feel as though people like us cannot collapse, cannot stop running otherwise we will have to [...]

Byline: Abhimanyu Hazarika The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Central government to take immediate steps to deport 17 foreigners currently detained in camps in Assam [ Rajubala Das vs [...]

The novel ''American Abductions'' captures the effects of U.S. immigration policy with the expansive reach of art. AMERICAN ABDUCTIONS, by Mauro Javier Cárdenas In this brief, intricate novel on deportations [...]

What happened Ireland’s justice minister complained that migrants from the UK had started crossing the border into the Republic in order to avoid being deported to Rwanda. Helen McEntee claimed [...]

March 26 -- Zimbabwe’s government continues to deport foreign researchers and academics from the country. The latest group to be expatriated was a group of four American researchers carrying out [...]

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The article focuses on the mass deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan back to Afghanistan, amid heightened tensions between the two countries, as Pakistan implements its "Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan," raising concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

The article focuses on the international arrest warrant issued for Russian President Vladimir Putin, not for the invasion of Ukraine, but for the alleged unlawful deportation of children from Ukraine to Russia. It mentions the extent of these deportations, their traumatic nature, and proposes that Australia should leverage Magnitsky laws to target those involved and advocate for a United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning Russia's actions.

An interview with professor John Morrill, an expert on English Civil War, is presented. Topics discussed include the situation in England upon the death of Oliver Cromwell in 1658; the nation's security and the absence of immediate uprisings, disarmed Royalist opposition; and the lack of popular support, the militarized regime with garrisons in Scotland and Ireland, land transfers and deportations in Ireland.

Byline: Ayesha Arvind Santhan, a Sri Lankan national, was released in November 2022 following an order of the Supreme Court, but has stayed on in a detention camp in Tamil [...]

When Leon Wildes first consulted with the client who would bring him to national prominence, he was fuzzy on exactly who’d summoned him. An opera buff, he told his wife [...]

Byline: Debayan Roy The Union Home Ministry on Monday told the Supreme Court that it would not be able to provide accurate data on the extent of illegal migration of [...]