Immigration
Trump will need cooperation from Maduro regime for mass deportations, experts say
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
The city adopted the “right to shelter” mandate in 1981 after a court required the city to provide temporary housing for any homeless individual asking for one
The lawsuit focuses on the CBP One app but ultimately seeks to throw out the Biden administration’s new asylum rule implemented after the end of the pandemic-era policy Title 42
The program will give Central American workers from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua the opportunity to temporarily work on public infrastructure projects
The report added that most of the foreign-born migrants in the labor force in 2022 are Hispanics
Adams' comments come as the Big Apple has struggled to take care of the thousands of undocumented migrants that are being bused into the city every day from the U.S.-Mexico border
While NYC has always had a problem with panhandlers and vendors selling in dangerous traffic areas, one Queens councilmember says the situation has escalated dramatically with the migrant crisis
An 8-year-old immigrant girl who was in Border Patrol custody died Wednesday at a Texas hospital after suffering "a medical emergency"
The bus company reported the kidnapping, claiming that they had received demands to pay $1,500 to release each migrant
Since the spring of 2022, Abbott has bused over 20,000 migrants from the Texas-Mexico border to several northern cities, including New York City, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Philadelphia
The men were all non-U.S. citizens who were on the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB), which compiles records of known or suspected terrorists, or individuals who associate with them