US Immigration
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US Judge Rules Trump-Era Third-Country Deportations Unlawful
A US federal judge ruled the Trump administration’s rapid deportation of migrants to third countries violated due process rights.
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Irish Citizens Depart US Amid Heightened Deportation Fears
Over 100 Irish citizens were deported from the United States in 2025, with many more opting for voluntary departure, as intensified immigration enforcement under Donald Trump’s administration sparks widespread fear among undocumented communities.
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Asylum’s Shifting Sands: US Citizen’s UK Claim vs. Venezuelan’s Perilous US Journey
A deep dive into the contrasting experiences of asylum seekers: an American citizen’s controversial claim in the UK, deemed ‘clearly unfounded’ yet receiving benefits, juxtaposed with a Venezuelan woman’s harrowing, five-year struggle for refuge in the United States amidst shifting…
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H1B Visa Lottery Replaced: US Prioritizes High-Skill, High-Pay Applicants in Sweeping Reform
The US has ended the H1B visa lottery system, introducing a weighted selection that favors higher-paid, higher-skilled foreign workers. A new $100,000 visa fee was upheld in court, sparking debate among employers and immigration advocates.
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Naturalized Citizens Face Rising Scrutiny Amid US Immigration Crackdown
Following a high-profile shooting, the Trump administration has launched sweeping immigration restrictions, spotlighting naturalized citizens and sparking debate over the future of US citizenship policies.
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Pope Leo XIV Challenges U.S. Policy on Immigration and Climate
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has issued pointed critiques of U.S. immigration practices and climate skepticism, urging moral consistency from policymakers and Catholics alike.
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Trump’s Gold Card and $100,000 H-1B Fees Signal Dramatic Shift in U.S. Immigration
President Trump’s new Gold Card visa offers rapid residency for a $1 million fee, while H-1B fees may soar to $100,000 annually. These moves could reshape how U.S. companies hire foreign talent, especially in tech.
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Judge Sparkle Sooknanan Blocks Deportation of Guatemalan Children
District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan issued a temporary restraining order to block the deportation of over 600 unaccompanied Guatemalan children amidst controversy over their safety and legal rights.
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Mexico Introduces Emergency Alert App for Migrants Facing Deportation in the U.S.
Mexico Launches Alert App to Support Migrants Facing Deportation Risks The Mexican government has introduced a groundbreaking mobile application aimed at providing immediate support for migrants in the United States who face the risk of detention by immigration authorities. This…