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Posted inin Immigration
Politics

DHS Says Khalil To Be Re-Detained, Deported

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 months ago
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2 min

The Department of Homeland Security says Mahmoud Khalil will be re-detained and deported to Algeria after a federal appeals court reversed a lower court order that had freed him. The case raises questions about immigration rules, campus protests, and how far agencies will go to remove noncitizens.

Federal agent at an immigration operation

Posted inin Immigration
National Security

Federal Agent Shot During Immigration Operation

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 months ago
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2 min

A federal agent fired during an immigration operation in Los Angeles after a suspect tried to run him over. This is the third federal officer-involved shooting this month, raising questions about policy, resources, and rhetoric.

American city skyline with construction cranes and jobs being created

Posted inin Economy
Immigration

Don’t Let Washington Gut EB-5 For A Cheaper Gold Card

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 months ago
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3 min

A cheaper 'Gold Card' that lets wealthy foreigners pay for residency would undercut EB-5. EB-5 puts private capital into U.S. projects, creates jobs, and generates tax revenue. Keep EB-5 intact and keep the Gold Card expensive enough to be a different choice.

Portuguese voters lining up at polling station

Posted inin Politics
World

Portugal’s Right Surge Shakes Up Presidency Race

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 months ago
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2 min

A newcomer party called Chega surged in Portugal's presidential first round, forcing a likely runoff and putting immigration and security at the center of the campaign.

Television screen showing news anchors and ICE footage

Posted inin Media
Politics

Why Media Flips On ICE Under Trump

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 months ago
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1 min

A TV segment on Newsmax featured Matt Taibbi noting that ICE was covered more favorably in 2016 than it is today. The shift tracks less with policy changes and more with who occupies the White House, leaving many viewers skeptical of legacy outlets and hungry for consistent reporting.