Judge tells US officials, ACLU to come up with asylum plan
The government has opposed delaying deportations, saying parents waived the rights of their children to pursue asylum claims.
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Immigration headlines
For now, no need to accept new DACA applications: DC judge
Judge John D. Bates ruled Friday that the administration must keep processing renewals for people already participating in DACA.
EDITORIAL: Don’t blame cops for Pilsen raid and a woman’s arrest by ICE
A Chicago alderman ought to direct his anger at the store owner who police say had roughly 500 counterfeit items in the store.
Senate study faults government care of migrant children
More than 200,000 unaccompanied children have entered the U.S. without legal status over the past six years.
Federal agencies setting ‘trap’ to deport immigrants: ACLU
The federal government, in seeking to dismiss the lawsuit, argues in part that federal District Court has no jurisdiction in the matter.
Immigration cases tossed in fallout from Supreme Court ruling
It isn’t clear how many people’s immigration cases could be affected.
Detention center treatment of Latino teens harsh, not abuse: probe
A state review into the treatment of immigrant teens held at a Virginia detention center confirms the facility uses restraint techniques
Trump’s in-laws are now citizens. So much for his hatred of ‘chain migration.’
In what way would we be better off as a nation to deny legal residents who are living, working and paying taxes in this country a path to citizenship?
EDITORIAL: We get it, Mr. President, you despise immigrants. Give it a rest.
President Donald Trump’s America is a white European America — let’s just put it out there. All others need not apply.
Texas lockup is epicenter of family immigration detention
The Dilley immigration lockup is a glimpse of the epicenter of family immigration detention policies the Trump administration has sought to tighten.
Texas opens investigation of reported immigrant child death
It becomes the 52nd child abuse and neglect investigation at a Texas facility housing immigrant children since December.
Army suspends discharges of immigrant recruits
The U.S. Army has stopped discharging immigrant recruits who enlisted seeking a path to citizenship — at least temporarily.
Will economic boom complicate curbing immigration?
The Trump administration has made it harder to come to the U.S. for work, legally or otherwise. Work visas are costly, complicated and limited.
Cancer-stricken woman faces second deportation after overseas kidnapping
“I am here asking for clemency and justice only to be able to die with my family…Deportations are a death sentence and must stop.”
