immigrants

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is targeting additional states in an effort to eliminate in-state tuition benefits for immigrants. Hawaiʻi was mentioned as one of at least 20 states that currently offer this type of in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants residing within the state.

Homeland Security is intensifying its pursuit of noncitizens who are registered on voter rolls. Immigrants who inadvertently signed up to vote while obtaining or renewing driver’s licenses are increasingly facing deportation under the Trump administration.

Many immigrants face deportation without a lawyer present in court. To address this issue, a program has been established by a legal nonprofit organization. This initiative aims to help immigrants navigate the immigration court system located in California's capital.

A memorial was held in San Francisco honoring immigrants who died while in ICE custody. Interfaith leaders, advocates, and families gathered to remember those killed or shot by ICE agents. The gathering also served as a call for detention reforms.

ICE is increasing surveillance of immigrants in the San Francisco area through electronic monitoring devices such as ankle monitors, phone apps, and wrist devices. This includes immigrants without criminal records.

Aging and declining populations are causing a decrease in workers in the U.S. and other countries. A new report suggests that incorporating immigrants into the workforce and modifying migration rules could address this decline.

The Trump administration has ended special treatment for Cuban refugees, making them as vulnerable to removal as other immigrants.

Judges in the 9th Circuit Court ruled against Trump's mandatory immigrant detention policy, stating that immigrants detained away from the border are entitled to bond hearings to determine their detention status. Two appellate courts issued rulings this week challenging the Trump administration's policy.

Judges in the 9th Circuit and another appellate court ruled against the Trump administration's mandatory immigrant detention policy, stating that immigrants detained away from the border are entitled to bond hearings to determine if they should remain in detention during their case proceedings. The decision sets up a potential Supreme Court challenge.

A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s expansion of mandatory detention for immigrants, ruling that detained immigrants in the U.S. must be given a chance for release on bond.

South Africa's state spent R600 million to contain xenophobic action on 30 June, with law enforcement potentially capable of preventing it. The article highlights recurring issues of immigrant attacks, community division, and political use of misinformation and fear.

An anti-Israel Gen-Z socialist defeated a 15-term Colorado representative and advocated for increased immigrant representation in elected offices as part of a global order 'reckoning'.

The Department of Justice is losing cases against immigrants and protesters, as a New York Times investigation reveals that many federal cases involving charges of assaulting or impeding officers are failing despite increased arrests. The investigation highlights a surge in such charges but finds these cases often fall apart.

An investigative report reveals that the government has lost or abandoned hundreds of criminal cases against ICE protesters and immigrants.

The Trump administration has lost or abandoned hundreds of criminal cases against protesters and immigrants, according to a Times investigation. These cases involved charges of assaulting ICE agents.

The Trump administration is reviving a rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits. The policy change may impact immigrants' eligibility for permanent residency based on their use of certain public benefits.

The Trump administration is reviving a rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits. The rule's reinstatement may affect immigrants' eligibility for permanent residency based on their use of public benefits.

The Trump administration is reviving a rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits. The rule aims to link access to green cards with the use of public assistance programs.

South African police are struggling to prevent vigilantes from targeting immigrants in Alexandra. A Malawian street vendor expresses fear that these individuals want to kill them.

Migrants in the US are more likely than those in any other country to describe their communities as a good place for immigrants, with 96% expressing this view in Gallup polls from 2024-2025. The US also has the largest gap between migrant and native-born resident opinions on this issue, with 81% of native-born Americans sharing the same positive view, creating a 15-point disparity.

The article argues that Ohio should view citizenship as civic infrastructure, emphasizing its role in granting political power and community belonging. It highlights the economic contributions of immigrants in Ohio, including $27.3 billion in income and $7.3 billion in taxes in 2023, while advocating for easier naturalization processes to strengthen democracy.

The article describes ICE's largest detention center, located on a military base in West Texas, where a sprawling tent complex holds thousands of immigrants under conditions of deprivation and hardship that are intentionally designed.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani claimed in his Fourth of July speech that immigrants made sacrifices to make America free. The article highlights his statement on immigrants' contributions to American freedom.

Over 50,000 immigrants have fled South Africa, with 38,000 exiting through Musina following a wave of xenophobic violence.

The US Supreme Court's ruling on temporary protected status (TPS) enables the Trump administration to terminate deportation protections for 1.3 million immigrants more easily, impacting many who have lived in the US legally for decades. The decision is described as a significant setback for TPS holders.

South African police were seen assisting residents in Limpopo to round up and evict immigrants. Around 200 people were taken to the Louis Trichardt showgrounds on Sunday.

Pope Leo praised the US for its history of welcoming immigrants and urged Americans to uphold the ideals of the Declaration of Independence. His remarks were interpreted as an implicit rebuke to Donald Trump.

The article reflects on America's 250th anniversary through the lens of an eighth-generation ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War, arguing that America remains a land of freedom and opportunity for all. It criticizes the current administration's stance on immigrants but affirms the nation's inclusive ideals. A contrasting opinion expresses disillusionment with the current state of American democracy.

More than 1 million immigrants in Spain have applied to legalize their status, according to the government. The announcement was made by the government.

Thousands of immigrants are stranded in Musina, South Africa, near the Beitbridge border with limited access to food, water, and shelter. The situation has led to chaos as displaced individuals descend on the town.

An attorney in Washington state exploited humanitarian visas and scammed thousands of immigrants by promising 'miracles' for legal status, according to lawsuits.

South Africa is experiencing xenophobic violence targeting immigrants, described as a betrayal of nations that supported its freedom struggle.

Evicted Malawians are sheltering in the Robertson Community Hall after facing threats and evictions that forced them to flee their homes. Immigrants in Malawi report feeling unsafe due to these incidents.

A man is facing hate crime charges for signs threatening immigrants in Waukegan and North Chicago. Surveillance video shows someone using a ladder to install one of the signs in the middle of the night.

A ruling has struck down Trump's attempts to limit the 14th Amendment rights of some U.S.-born children. The decision preserves birthright citizenship for children of immigrants born in the U.S.

A smuggler pleaded guilty in a $30 million scheme to move immigrants. Soldiers on a military ATV were patrolling near the US-Mexico border in Texas.

The Temporary Protected Status program for immigrants is criticized for being a one-way ratchet that is always extended but never revoked, undermining the meaning of 'temporary.' The article argues this creates a mockery of the program's intended temporary nature.

A new Mississippi law authorizes the state's top law enforcement agency to compile a list of immigrants illegally living in the state. Advocates have expressed alarm over the potential impact of this law.

A 6-3 Supreme Court majority removed protections for immigrants and asylum seekers during the Trump administration’s crackdown, as reported by Ann E. Marimow.

South Africans are experiencing income loss as immigrants flee the country. A landlord expresses concern, questioning the presence of 'Ubuntu' amid the situation.