Immigration Archive
Archives for September 2019
He won’t be able to expand family detention or fast-track deportations — for now.
And it’s giving states and cities the option of refusing to take them.
In recent days, the data analytics company has been all but forced to drop events and programs at UC Berkeley and Brown, where it has recruited in the past.
The new agreement would require migrants passing through Honduras to stay there.
DHS says it marks the end of “catch and release.”
It could be yet another barrier to obtaining asylum in the US.
The bill would have been a small fix to the green card system.
Two other outlets have scaled back in recent months.
He’s an adviser to President Trump — but he also wants to see a national $15 minimum wage and an overhaul of the H-1B visa program.
They told us they want action before the Supreme Court rules on the program allowing them to live in the US.
The justices effectively blocked asylum claims at the southern border, for now.
Delaying work permits for asylum seekers would force them into the shadow economy.
Bahamians without visas were kicked off a ferry, and US border officials blamed the ferry operator.
Congress has repeatedly tried to pass a DACA bill, but is now at an impasse.
Border arrests fell 30 percent in August, but migrants are still facing a humanitarian crisis in Mexico.