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#immigration

García Hamilton investigates legacies of tradition, the inevitability of assimilation, and the ways in which family histories replay themselves over time.

Derek Huffman, a Texan professional welder, fled what he perceives as 'woke America' to seek refuge in Russia, attracted by the shared values visa.

"Queens means the world to me," said Majok in an earlier statement. "I first began writing it in 2016 and I've been searching for it ever since, in various workshops, productions, and late nights and early mornings."

Tom Keatinge, the director of the Centre for Finance and Security, cautioned against overpromising regarding the use of sanctions to target people-smuggling gangs, suggesting that such strategies could hold governments to fortune.

On July 10, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents executed a search warrant for Glass House's farms in Carpinteria and Camarillo.

The Prime Minister emphasized that as we approach the one-year mark since the tragic Southport killings, it is crucial to remember this unimaginable tragedy.

"Whenever we found another Bengali, we would engage in conversation. We would start with Salaam. What is your name? Are you a tenant?"

Soccer, by custom and breeding, is an immigrant sport. Like pizza, sushi and Halloween, soccer was imported to the U.S. by immigrants, popularized in immigrant neighborhoods before spreading to the culture at large.

Emma Lazarus was a prominent writer and activist known for her poem 'The New Colossus,' which turned the Statue of Liberty into a symbol of hope for immigrants.

The attack on Parkhill Road, Tallaght on Saturday was vile and utterly unacceptable on so many levels. Anyone who thinks this sort of mindless, racist violence makes their community safer is lying and fooling no one.

The federal government's use of Medicaid data to identify and deport immigrants violates privacy laws, threatening the trust individuals place in government health care programs.

For too long, the government has diverted hardworking Americans' tax dollars to incentivize illegal immigration. Today's action changes that-it restores integrity to federal social programs, enforces the rule of law, and protects vital resources for the American people.

"We are appalled by the anti-immigrant rhetoric of the current American Administration," said Sergio García Sánchez, the Spanish artist who drew the cover for the July 28, 2025, issue.

Bass described the administration's viewpoint on immigration as punitive, aiming to make conditions miserable for potential migrants, reflecting her disapproval of current policies.

Superman has always represented the immigrant experience, a symbol of kindness amidst the turmoil of American identity, raising debates about race and belonging.

Judge Isla Deiss had been a part of San Francisco's immigration court since 2017, granting asylum in 93.7 percent of the cases she heard since 2019. With the recent firings, three of the four judges had asylum approval rates significantly above the national average of 42.3 percent, yet the trend suggests a troubling pattern of dismissals.

The Women's Building faces a $200,000 deficit due to federal and local budget cuts, resulting in layoffs for nine employees and limited service capacity.

Democratic members of the Florida congressional delegation seek to halt federal funding to an immigration detention center in the Everglades, labeling it as lawless and inhumane.

Community members at the Clifton mosque expressed their disbelief and sorrow after Ayman Soliman's detention, fearing that targeting leaders signifies a broader threat to all.

A series of young men were granted a court date by a judge, only to be ambushed by a gang of ICE agents before they'd even cleared the doorway.

A new international study revealed that immigrants in Germany earn significantly less than non-immigrant citizens, with a wage gap attributed largely to limited access to better jobs.

U.S. District Judge Rita F. Lin's approval of a preliminary injunction was a small but important victory for Guillermo Medina Reyes, 31. This ruling is a critical step but it is not the end. The court's decision affirms that collective action can win real protection, but it does not change the fact that the legal system is not designed to serve our people.

Rioting has erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after alleged assaults on an elderly man led to far-right groups targeting immigrants. The unrest reflects rising tensions over immigration.