#deportation

#deportation

Alistair Kitchen, an Australian writer, was blocked from entering the US in June 2025, enduring lengthy interrogations and phone confiscation by Customs agents.

"The United States will not allow individuals to enjoy the benefits of legal status in our country while they are facilitating the actions of violent organizations or supporting criminal terrorist organizations."

The memos written by state department officials recommending deportation actions and visa revocations contained details about student and faculty members' activism.

The case against Vincenzo 'Jimmy' DeMaria raises critical questions regarding the extent to which foreign governments can enforce surveillance on individuals residing in Canada without warrants.

Ten Americans who were detained in Venezuela are on their way to freedom, as confirmed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on social media.

"Chuco was with his owner when immigration agents raided a Home Depot in Barstow a little over two weeks ago, resulting in his owner's arrest and subsequent deportation."

A US court has blocked plans to end Temporary Protected Status for Afghans, granting a one-week reprieve to those at risk of deportation to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

Reuveni produced texts between him and an unnamed colleague discussing Drew Ensign's claimed ignorance of deportation flights under the Alien Enemies Act at an emergency hearing before James Boasberg. Reuveni describes that they were 'About to enter the find out phase following fuck around.'

Trump suggested that without electric vehicle subsidies, "Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa." He implied this when discussing the recent criticisms between himself and Musk.

Eight men deported from the US have reached South Sudan after a federal judge cleared their removal, following a Supreme Court ruling that allowed quicker deportations. These men, convicted of violent crimes in the US, were held for weeks in Djibouti. Administration officials praised the decision as a win for the safety of the American people, despite South Sudan being deemed dangerous by the State Department.

Women returning to the country must live with oppressive laws that ban them from showing their faces, speaking or appearing in public, as well as being excluded from most jobs and education.