How Trump calling immigration an ‘invasion’ could help him stretch the law
No longer just campaign trail rhetoric, President Donald Trump’s insistence that immigration to the United States amounts to an “invasion” may be critical to unlocking extraordinary powers as the administration carries out his deportation agenda.
Trump's Justice Dept. may drop the U.S. challenge to SB 4, but other plaintiffs have vowed to push forward against Texas' ...
Gibson Dunn, Fragomen and Fisher Phillips are among the firms that have pulled together cross-disciplinary teams to address ...
Sheriff Don Barnes made clear his department’s immigration enforcement policy will not change, but expressed frustration at ...
The law, pushed by Gov. Bill Lee as an immigration enforcement measure, will also establish a new immigration czar and office ...
The rush to deport undocumented immigrants has raised questions about whether Oklahoma City police will help U.S. Immigration ...
Given President Donald Trump’s push for “mass deportation” of those he calls “illegal immigrants,” questions surrounding the ...
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A federal appeals court is siding with the Biden administration’s Department of Justice and keeping a temporary block on an ...
Roanoke City Public Schools issued a guidance letter to families regarding the Trump Administration's recent changes to ...
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German politicians are holding a debate and vote on the controversial 'Influx Limitation Law', which aims to tighten ...
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday he plans to veto a so-called watered-down immigration bill passed by state ...
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