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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
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20 migrants found stranded on uninhabited islands west of Florida keys
Chief Patrol Agent Slosar has been documenting the dangerous vessels the migrants use to make the dangerous journey from their homeland to the U.S.
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Immigrants sue U.S. after paperwork stored in underground caves
The immigration files were inaccessible after the facility closed during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Federal court rules against Biden administration on illegal immigration again
A federal judge in Texas has ruled against the Biden administration in a lawsuit brought by Texas and Louisiana over the administration releasing “criminal illegal aliens” into the U.S. instead of deporting them
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Blinken says border crisis 'beyond anything seen before' at Summit of the Americas
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. is working with several nations at the Summit of the Americas to address the ongoing migrant crisis occurring throughout Latin America
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One-third of state AGs defend Florida's ban on sanctuary cities
Last year, a federal judge blocked Florida's ban on sanctuary cities.
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DHS to send migrants to cities beyond the southern border, as surging migration crisis continues
The facilities at the U.S.-Mexico border remain overwhelmed.
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ICE arrests 32 suspects in 'undercover child exploitation operation'
The Kansas operation follows the arrest of 43 suspects in an Arizona sex trafficking operation late last month
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ICE officially considers military service when deciding to deport non-citizen vets and families
The policy has been unofficial until now
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Mexico: New migrant caravan of thousands leaves Tapachula for the U.S.
The caravan's first stop will be in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, where the migrants intend to hand in their documents to try to continue without obstacles to the northern border
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DHS approves project to fill border wall gaps, replace gates
The work will take place in sections in California, Arizona, and Texas