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Immigration

The Trump administration told a federal judge that restarting refugee admissions could take months.

Trump warned that the arrest and jailing of a recent Columbia University grad student with permanent U.S. residency “will be the first of many.”

After media reports highlighted the lack of a replacement for ICE’s demoted chief, Kristi Noem announced new leadership and vowed to give employees lie detector tests to find leakers.

A Columbia University grad student who led protests against Israel was arrested by ICE and had his green card revoked for “circulating social media posts criticizing Zionism” and organizing a march.

After human rights criticisms, Panama released dozens of migrants deported from the U.S., giving them 30 days to leave the country.

Two weeks after his demotion, ICE’s acting director is still leading the agency.

Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth deployed 3,000 more troops—including Stryker brigade units—to the southern border, adding to 9,200 already stationed.

IRS rebuffs DHS demand for 700K undocumented immigrants’ addresses.

Trump to sign order making English official language, ending mandatory government translations for non-English speakers.

Trump plans to replace the EB-5 visa program with a $5 million “gold card” offering a path to U.S. citizenship for wealthy investors.

The Trump administration is threatening jail & fines for undocumented immigrants over 13 who fail to register in a new federal database.

A federal judge blocked ICE from arresting people at eight houses of worship that sued to keep police out of their services. The ban was not extended to other congregations.

ABC News: ICE memo orders agents to track unaccompanied minors, labels them flight risks, safety threats or border concerns

USAID offices given to Customs and Border Protection

Trump replaces ICE chief for not deporting enough people

135 people from China, Iran, Armenia and others were deported today to Costa Rica

Trump cut federal funds for programs aiding undocumented migrants despite laws already barring most benefits

Four NYC Deputy Mayors have resigned, Gov. Hochul considering removing Adams

Trump admin fires 20 immigration law judges without explanation amid 3.7M case backlog

Vance speech slams European allies over migration and free speech

Fourth federal judge blocked Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship

Trump administration sues New York over immigrant ID law, escalating sanctuary fight

Two ICE leaders reassigned to lower rules over slow pace of immigration arrests

Homeland Security asked Treasury to reassign IRS agents to help with deportations

Trump ordered all US aid to South Africa halted and directed the US to resettle White Afrikaners as refugees

A federal judge indefinitely blocked Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship

The White House is considering labeling migrants a measles and tuberculosis risk to allow more stringent immigration rules

The first flight containing detained migrants arrived at Guantanamo Bay

Rubio announces El Salvador deal where US can exile people from other countries

350,000 Venezuelans with protected immigration status are being removed from that status so they can be deported

Four of NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ deputy mayors have resigned, and Gov. Hochuli says she is considering removing him.

Vance speech slams European allies over migration and free speech

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