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Trump Says His Deportation Policy May Have Been “Too Tough” As we wrote previously, American voters sent a loud and clear message to President Trump on Election Day: they are
On Tuesday, American voters delivered a resounding rejection of Republican leadership. Importantly, the Republican walloping at the ballot box must be attributed, in large part, to the unpopularity of the
[Photo credit: Megan Varner / Getty Images] Updated 11-02-2026: It is important for all immigrants to understand that ICE continues to arrest people at airports. These include working taxpayers
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In 1939, the MS St. Louis, a German ship filled with Jewish people seeking refuge in the United States, was turned away from the port of Miami. The ship returned
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Last week, the Trump Administration issued a new federal regulation limiting the amount of time that student visa-holders can stay in the U.S. The rule goes into effect on September
[Photo credit: Ryan Murphy / Getty Images] Last month, in Biddeford, Maine, a federal immigration officer fatally shot 26-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. The young father, originally from Colombia,