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Six-hour polygraphs, forced reassignments: inside homeland security’s campaign of fear

The ruthless gutting and reforming of the Department of Homeland Security has traumatized both workers and the most vulnerable immigrants

The Guardian - US · Jul 11

Taylor Swift Faces Backlash After Fans Discover Executive of ICE Detention Contractor Attended Wedding

Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce drew criticism after Steven J. Demetriou, linked to a controversial ICE facility, attended.

International Business Times UK · Jul 5

Hackers Breached A Key Homeland Security Network. The U.S. Government Is Racing To Find Out How.

The U.S. government is investigating yet another significant cybersecurity breach after hackers infiltrated a key Department of Homeland Security (DHS) information-sharing platform used by thousands of government agencies and private sector partners.

International Business Times · Jul 2

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Good Riddance to 'Alligator Alcatraz,' a Cruel, Expensive, and Pointless Authoritarian Stunt

Less than a year after launching with its own merchandise line, "Alligator Alcatraz" is officially shutting down.

Reason · Jun 26

Over 50 people have died in ICE custody since Trump returned to the White House: report

‘The mortality rate of deaths in ICE custody is at its highest level in over a decade,’ the report found

The Independent UK · Jun 25

Supreme Court lets US end Haiti, Syria immigrant protections

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that courts cannot review most Department of Homeland Security decisions on which countries qualify for Temporary Protected Status, in an opinion that allowed the Trump administration to strip the deportation protections from immigrants from Haiti and Syria. The 6-3 decision overturned lower court rulings that…

Roll Call · Jun 25

US citizenship may cost up to 80% more: Who can apply, what changes and how Indians may be impacted

The Department of Homeland Security is considering a drastic 80% increase in fees for US naturalization applications, which could make citizenship unaffordable for many. If implemented, the proposal would also remove fee waivers and discounts for low-income applicants, likely affecting a significant number of Indian citizens among new Americans, whose…

The Times of India · Jun 24

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Department of Homeland Security will allow Iran to travel to US early for World Cup match

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says it will grant Iran extra time to prepare for their World Cup match against Egypt on Friday

The Guardian - US · Jun 23

Judge Blocks Trump's 'Haphazard' Citizenship Verification Program Ahead of Midterm Elections

U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan ruled that recent changes made to the Department of Homeland Security's SAVE database created serious risks of inaccurate voter screenings.

International Business Times · Jun 22

People get shocked when I tell them about OPT: Florida senator moves to end pathway to H-1B

Florida senator Rick Scott has brought a bill, Prioritizing American Talent Act', to end the Optional Practical Training Program that serves as a pathway to the H-1B visa. Scott said Americans should have the first right to American Dreams and he is proud to introduce the bill against OPT which…

The Times of India · Jun 19

20-Year Army Veteran Fights Deportation of Wife Caught in Hardline ICE Sweep

The Department of Homeland Security said that Barahona-Martínez, a Honduran national, entered the United States illegally twice, first in 2005 and again in 2018, and is subject to a deportation order issued more than two decades ago.

Latin Times · Jun 17

Over 400,000 Detained by ICE Under Trump with No Violent Felony Conviction, Government Data Reveals

An analysis shows only 3% of ICE detainees under Trump's second term had violent felony convictions, despite his focus on targeting serious offenders, raising questions about enforcement priorities.

International Business Times UK · Jun 12

Salt Lake City lawsuit is latest against DHS' plan to use giant warehouses to detain immigrants

Salt Lake City and its county have filed a lawsuit seeking to block the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to open a giant warehouse in the city that would be used to detain up to 10,000 immigrants

The Independent UK · Jun 9

'Barbaric and Cruel': Enraged Olivia Rodrigo Slams Trump Administration Over 'Deeply Disturbed' ICE Video

Olivia Rodrigo condemns the Trump administration after discovering her song was used in a Homeland Security video promoting ICE deportations, fuelling a wider clash with artists boycotting Trump-linked events.

International Business Times UK · Jun 4

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International Business Times UK · May 31

Do Immigrants Need To Leave The US To Obtain Green Cards? US Department Of Homeland Security Clarifies 'Case To Case Basis'

The Department of Homeland Security clarified that most green card applicants can remain in the US, easing concerns after a memo suggested they might need to leave the country.

The Independent UK · May 28

DOJ sues Democratic states over refusal to provide undercover license plates to ICE agents

The federal government contends these states are imposing restrictions that hinder law enforcement operations

International Business Times UK · May 26

Trump Administration Pivots To Restricting Legal Immigration After Illegal Crackdown Polls Poorly

The Trump administration is tightening legal immigration rules, forcing some green card applicants to leave the US while their cases are reviewed, unsettling families, lawyers and employers.

The Economic Times · May 22

America's busiest airports could become the next immigration battleground

The Department of Homeland Security is considering reducing customs processing at airports in cities not adhering to Trump administration immigration policies. This could disrupt international travel at major hubs like JFK and Newark, impacting airlines and tourism. The proposal, discussed with industry leaders, aims to leverage services as a compliance…

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The Independent UK · May 18

‘Savage’ former cop involved in four deadly shootings helped train immigration agents in firearms: report

‘I wanted those experiences. I was super aggressive,’ David Norman said of the police-involved shootings

The Times of India · May 16

New USCIS signature rule for H-1B, Green Card: Dos and don'ts for your next immigration application

The US Department of Homeland Security has issued an interim rule on how it would reject applications if officers deem some signatures invalid. Published in the Federal Register on May 11, 2026, the rule gives USCIS broader authority to reject or deny immigration benefit requests if signature problems are identified,…

MarketBeat · May 16

WidePoint Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

WidePoint (NYSEAMERICAN:WYY) reported higher first-quarter revenue, positive adjusted EBITDA and its first quarterly net income since 2021, while management said the company’s 2026 outlook remains tied to two major contract developments: a pending Department of Homeland Security award and implementa

International Business Times · May 14

Head of Border Patrol Michael Banks Announces Resignation In Latest DHS Shakeup

Michael Banks announced his resignation on Thursday, the latest leadership change at the Department of Homeland Security.

Latin Times · May 14

DHS Secretary Mullin Says ICE Won't 'Round Up' Fans at World Cup, But Doesn't Rule Out Arrests

Mullin said the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at World Cup matches is tied to DHS efforts to enforce customs laws and combat counterfeit merchandise.

The Times of India · Apr 28

Loss of work permits, removal from country: DHS sets strict penalties for unpaid asylum fees, issues compliance deadline

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has unveiled new immigration fee rules under the H.R. 1 Reconciliation Act of 2025, warning that asylum seekers who fail to pay a newly introduced annual charge could face rejection of their cases, loss of work permits and possible removal from the country.

International Business Times UK · Apr 28

DHS Eyes $7.5M 'Smart Glasses' For Immigration Agents That Can Identify People in Real-Time

The US Department of Homeland Security plans to invest $7.5 million in smart glasses for immigration enforcement, sparking privacy concerns over technology's role in quiet enforcement tactics.

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