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Bill would also apply to members and affiliates of terrorist organizations.

The Venezuelan overstayed his B2 visa and was arrested in January.

Superior courts have had to intervene three times in the case.

They wouldn't just lie about being able to speak English, would they?

Law enforcement associations said the bill was legislative overreach.

Stephen Miller calls The Refugee Act of 1980 "one of the gravest historical calamities."

State license-seekers must give proof of legal status.

The bill would reverse key provisions of the Hart-Cellar Act.

DHS holding more people now than at any time since its inception in 2002.

County law enforcement won't work with ICE.

Forty-two new "deportation judges" on the bench.

The bill also would also bar Chinese nationals from certain visa-free travel programs.

And more than 100 non-criminals, too.

Cases are now more concentrated in Texas, California, Florida, and West Virginia.

"[T]he proposed regulations would force about 200,000 immigrants out of the trucking industry."

Fetterman is still the only Democrat breaking ranks.

Indian students are the biggest drop at 63 percent fewer visas compared to 2024.

New Jersey Democrat wants to eliminate steep fees imposed on H-1B immigrants.

State Department says new rules will decrease lottery fraud.

Japan's first major revision to the ceiling since 1982.

Home Office says spike in asylum requests poses an unsustainable threat to asylum system.

Indianapolis Metro Area is home to 6,600 Haitians.

Habeas filings nationwide jumped from just over 20 per week last February to around 2,000 per week last month.

"The policy appears likely to go to the U.S. Supreme Court."

About 4 percent of the agency's total loans were going to non-citizens.

Dems still want "reforms" at ICE and CPB.

The Trump administration is likely to file an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court.

Labour trying to move right on immigration.

It includes enhanced restrictions on ICE's potential use of city property.

He says concern for illegal aliens obtaining licenses is a distraction from Trump's failures.

The Underground Railroad is back.

Heritage Foundation leading the charge to eliminate free public education for illegals.

Who gets to decide what counts as "persecution"?

Tapas brunches in jeopardy.

Separately, the mayor just signed an order banning ICE from city-owned property.

Trump admin is appealing the ruling.

"Illegal migration is undermining the contract between government and its citizens."

He has enacted the largest restriction on legal immigration since the 1920s.

DHS arguing that the program was a regulatory creation and not made by statute.

He spent 336 days back in his homeland.

But their partnership with the feds is still over.

“Chinese nationals pay women living in the United States more than $50,000 to serve as surrogates."

He's an Afghan illegal immigrant.

Denial of birthright citizenship is an "outrageous punishment."

Helen Andrews gets better and better.

Biden-appointed judge says you can't drop illegals off in "parts unknown."

Dalilah Coleman was killed by an illegal alien in a car accident in 2024.

The vast majority had criminal records.

Including retroactively.

New court leader previously resigned in protest of Biden's border policy.

Instead, "FHA’s data collection practices have focused on fair lending criteria such as race and ethnicity."

The "pause" could last decades.

Haitians have been a "big boost" to Ohio's economy.

Vivienne Gordon-Uruakpa was the most lenient immigration court judge in the state.

Memo reverses a 2010 Obama admin policy.

New rule would limit assistance to a temporary 30-day period.

Union says nearly a third of hospitality workers are immigrants.

Judge Sunshine calls administration's actions "shameless."

Net immigration is forecasted to fall to 200,000 in 2026.

He may end up being sent to Costa Rica.

Maryland joins eight other states in restricting or prohibiting ICE partnerships.

“There is a legitimate reason to have a debate about things like migration."

It hinges on what the Constitution means by "persons."

Asylum cases clearing at almost double the Biden rate.

Attrition through enforcement.

"Roughly 1,400 Yemenis in the U.S are protected from deportation under TPS."

Three of them have deportation orders going back more than 20 years.

He insists the bomb allegations are false.

Judge says DHS failed to disclose the "real reason" for ending TPS for South Sudanese.

Nepalese, Hondurans, and Nicaraguans finally to go home.

They want an exemption for healthcare providers.

The admin wants 100-200 denaturalization cases per month.

They'll continue releasing illegals with "established roots" in the US.

Brussels worried this will give migrants access to other EU countries.

Mostly Hondurans with some Nepalis and Nicaraguans thrown in.