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Deportation of Young Child Highlights Controversy Over ICE Family Detentions

Since January, immigration authorities have detained nearly 50 minors under 18 in the New York City area, with at least 38 deported, drawing attention to the ongoing detention of families by ICE.

By Ricardo Silva • August 20, 2025 3 MIN READ

Immigration enforcement agents frequently appear outside Manhattan’s immigration courts as migrant arrests increase.

Migrants arriving on Gran Canaria, Spain, in the previous year.

Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

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Trump’s Budget Proposal: Amplified Immigration Enforcement, Education Vouchers, and Environmental Rollbacks

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A Waymo self-driving car was vandalized and set ablaze during a protest in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Waymo Curtails San Francisco Service Amid Escalating Protest Activity

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Six-year-old Brad Mertens Joseph with his mother, Manise Tilus. He is among hundreds of Haitians awaiting surgery in the United States.

Haiti Faces Crisis Amid U.S. Travel Ban Impacting Vulnerable Citizens

The U.S. travel ban targeting Haitians has left many, including sick children and families, stranded and uncertain, exacerbating the hardships of a nation already grappling with violence and political instability.

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Entrance to the Salvadoran prison detaining Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, highlighting escalating tensions between the judiciary and the administration over deportation disputes.

Federal Judges Encounter Delays and Evasion Amid Trump Administration Deportation Disputes

Federal courts face obstruction and delays as the administration resists judicial oversight in deportation cases, raising the possibility of contempt proceedings.

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Senator Lisa Murkowski candidly addresses the challenges faced by Republicans who oppose President Trump’s policies while fearing backlash.

Senator Lisa Murkowski Voices Strong Criticism of Trump’s Impact on Alaska

Alaska’s Republican senator openly challenges President Trump’s policies, highlighting their negative effects on her state and signaling a potential pivotal role in opposing his legislative agenda.

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Migrant boats leaving Colón, Panama, heading toward the Colombian border with a stop close to the Darién jungle.

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

More migrants, primarily Venezuelans, are undertaking perilous voyages from Panama back to South America, signaling a shift influenced by stricter U.S. immigration policies and the challenges they face in the Americas.

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Birthright Citizenship Debate Sparks Deep Division Across the U.S.

A controversial executive order challenges the long-standing birthright citizenship principle in the U.S., potentially creating a new class of stateless newborns and igniting nationwide legal battles.

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Birthright Citizenship Debate Threatens to Divide the Nation

A recent executive order challenging the long-standing principle of birthright citizenship has sparked nationwide legal battles, raising fundamental questions about American identity and the future status of children born to immigrant parents.

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John Eastman, a California law professor, along with colleagues from the conservative Claremont Institute, have promoted the controversial view that the 14th Amendment does not automatically grant citizenship to everyone born in the United States.

Supreme Court Weighs Birthright Citizenship Amid Controversy

President Donald Trump's challenges to birthright citizenship, once seen as fringe legal theories, have reached the Supreme Court, reshaping the immigration debate.

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John Eastman, a California law professor, along with associates from the Claremont Institute, advocate the disputed view that the 14th Amendment does not grant citizenship to all individuals born on U.S. soil.

Supreme Court Highlights Controversial Birthright Citizenship Interpretation

The Supreme Court's decision to review President Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship has brought a once-marginal legal theory into the national spotlight, challenging long-held views on the 14th Amendment.

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