Immigration - Page 366

August 13

US treasury sanctions 'brutally violent' cartel for timeshare fraud in tourist hotspot, warns Americans

The Treasury Department is now warning current U.S.-based owners of timeshares and those considering the purchase of a Mexico-based timeshare, to conduct "appropriate due diligence."

August 13

DOJ faces off with entire Maryland federal bench over automatic pauses in deportation cases

Judge Thomas Cullen expresses skepticism over Trump administration's unusual lawsuit against all 15 Maryland federal judges that challenges their standing order that pauses deportations.

August 13

'Barbaric criminals': ICE removes slew of Southeast Asian nationals convicted of serious crimes

The Trump administration deported 12 Laotian illegal immigrants convicted of serious crimes, as DHS continues removing criminal aliens from American streets.

August 13

Mamdani takes aim at Trump's immigration policies in fiery Staten Island speech: 'We are fighting to keep NYC a sanctuary city'

NYC Democratic mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani, brought his anti-Trump tour to Staten Island, criticizing the president's deportation rollout.

August 13

Record low number of Americans report drinking alcohol, and new teetotalers are explaining why

New Gallup poll shows only 54% of Americans drink alcohol, the lowest rate in nearly 90 years, as health concerns about moderate drinking grow nationwide.

August 13

Portsmouth Police Department shares video of ICE arrest

The Portsmouth Police Department released a video allegedly showing ICE's arrest of Josue Perez Gomez in Rhode Island.

August 13

US appeals court says Trump can slash billions in owed USAID funds

The decision is a victory for President Donald Trump, who moved to dismantle USAID and other foreign spending almost immediately after he was sworn in to his second White House term.

August 13

Three states sign new agreements with ICE for expanded immigration enforcement operations

West Virginia governor announces comprehensive ICE partnership using 287(g) authority, enlisting state police and National Guard for immigration enforcement.

August 13

Last migrant hotel in New York City set to close as 'emergency shelter' program sunsets

The Row hotel in Times Square will end migrant housing operations as the Trump administration border policies reduce migrant arrivals to New York City.

August 13

Kentucky whistleblower claims licensing center sold IDs to illegal immigrants 'under the table'

Former Kentucky Transportation Cabinet clerk Melissa Moorman claimed in a lawsuit that she was fired after reporting on her co-workers’ illegal activity.