visa overstayers
Coverage of visa overstayers in the Nexus archive.
- US immigration agents are patrolling airports to arrest visa overstayers
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are patrolling airports using Transportation Security Administration (TSA) data to arrest visa overstayers, resulting in 27 arrests across nine states. The Trump administration, under new DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, aims to meet a one million annual deportation target, with June seeing the highest immigration detentions since 2025.
- Federal immigration authorities targeting airports for arrests
Federal immigration authorities are targeting airports to arrest individuals who overstay their visas as part of an effort to increase deportations, according to an immigration memo obtained by ABC News.
- Federal immigration authorities targeting airports for arrests
Federal immigration authorities are increasing deportations by targeting airports for arrests of individuals who overstay their visas, as revealed in an immigration memo obtained by ABC News.
- ICE is now busting migrants who overstayed visas when they check into airports — reversing a Biden policy
ICE has started arresting foreign nationals who overstayed their visas at airports nationwide, reversing a Biden policy. The Trump administration is expanding efforts to target individuals in the country illegally.
- Japan to scour social media in hunt for visa overstayers, illegal foreign workers
Japan’s immigration authorities plan to monitor social media and other platforms to identify visa overstayers and illegal foreign workers, aiming to reduce their numbers amid increased foreign labor influx due to domestic shortages. The Immigration Services Agency will deploy analytical tools as early as next year to track online activity related to unauthorized work.