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DHS Says At Least One Officer on Every ICE Arrest Team Will Wear Body Cameras After Two Fatal Shootings

Citing an increase in assaults against immigration agents, DHS said expanding the use of body-worn cameras across its officers nationwide remains a "top priority."

Latin Times

No Green Card if you have used benefits like Medicaid, food stamps: Immigrants should not be burden on US

New Green Card rule: If applicants depend on government schemes like Medicaid, food stamps, they may not get Green Card as they will only become burden on the administration. Applicants must now prove they will not become financial burdens on the government. USCIS will publish a revised Form I-485 for…

The Times of India

Trump Administration Accused of Withholding Deportation Data as Supporters Question Numbers

Supporters of President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda are increasingly questioning whether his administration is on pace to meet its signature immigration promise after a conservative watchdog filed a lawsuit seeking records it says could reveal discrepancies in the government's deportation figures.

Latin Times

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Duration of US visa stay changes - what it means for foreign students, exchange visitors and journalists

The Trump administration has introduced a new rule that replaces open-ended stays for foreign students, cultural exchange visitors and journalists with fixed visa terms, marking another shift in U.S. immigration policy, news agency Reuters reported.

The Times of India

US to limit stays of students, journalists

New rules will limit foreign student visa durations to four years. Foreign journalists will face shorter stays, with specific restrictions for Chinese nationals. Media rights groups have strongly criticized these new immigration regulations. The Department of Homeland Security finalized the rules despite public comments received. These changes aim to tighten…

The Economic Times

20-year old Brit fatally shot in US was member of international fraud network

A 20-year-old British national who was shot dead at a home in Philadelphia last week was affiliated with an international criminal organisation and had entered the United States illegally after being denied travel authorisation, NBC10 Philadelphia reported.

The Times of India

US weighs $100,000 bond for some Green Card applicants abroad: What it means for Indians

The Trump administration is considering requiring some green card applicants applying from overseas to post a bond of up to $100,000, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The proposal, still under discussion within the US State Department, is part of a broader push to tighten legal immigration…

The Times of India

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A Texas Immigrant Detention Center Is a 'Human Rights Disaster,' Civil Rights Groups Say in Report

Camp East Montana is the largest immigration detention center in the nation. It's also plagued by brutality and neglect, according to a string of internal and external investigations.

Reason

ICE Keeps Shooting People. Here's a Way Congress Can Rein It In.

Giving people a pathway to sue federal immigration officials for violating constitutional rights is one way Congress can help hold the rogue agency accountable.

Reason

ICE’s use of unmarked cars and shooting into vehicles during Houston killing violates policy, policing experts say

More than a dozen attorneys and former law enforcement officials reviewed footage of the deadly ICE car pursuit for The Texas Tribune. They said ICE’s tactics were breaking with best practice and possibly the law.

The Texas Tribune

The Latest: Trump says ICE should continue traffic stops despite new policy to halt them

President Donald Trump says Immigration and Customs Enforcement should continue traffic stops after two deadly shootings within a week, seeming to contradict a new policy to halt them

The Independent UK

Venezuelan man becomes 22nd person to die in ICE custody this year

Jesús Manuel Arenas-Silva, 45, found ‘unresponsive’ while being transferred between detention facilities in Georgia

The Guardian - US

Furious Trump cancels ICE’s plan to end traffic stops after two deadly shootings just days apart

President insists immigration agents are ‘doing a great job’ despite the killings of Joan Sebastian Guerrero and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo this week

The Independent UK

Trump Overturns ICE Order Suspending Traffic Stops After Three Latino Men Die During Enforcement Operations

President Donald Trump has reversed an internal Immigration and Customs Enforcement directive suspending most vehicle stops nationwide, ordering agents to continue using one of the most controversial tools of his mass-deportation campaign despite three Latino men dying during federal immigration operations in roughly one week.

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France 24

Trump says ICE should continue traffic stops, contradicting earlier suspension

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) should continue to use traffic stops despite a decision the previous day to suspend the practice. The ban on vehicle stops came after an ICE agent fatally shot a Colombian driver in Maine and another motorist was…

The Independent UK

ICE should do traffic stops despite recent shootings, Trump says, seeming to oppose new suspension

President Donald Trump says Immigration and Customs Enforcement should continue vehicle stops after recent fatal shootings, seeming to oppose a new suspension of the practice used as part of his immigration crackdown

The Guardian - US

White House overturns DHS halt to ICE traffic stops despite killings of two men

Move comes after Trump rebuked his own homeland security department and insisted ICE maintain policy

Euronews

ICE should continue traffic stops after shootings, Trump says, apparently contradicting new policy

At least 10 people have been killed during immigration operations since the start of the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign, including four during vehicle stops.

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ICE Tells Agents to Temporarily Suspend Routine Vehicle Stops After Back-to-Back Fatal Shootings

ICE has paused most routine vehicle stops nationwide after two fatal shootings in Texas and Maine, while reviewing enforcement tactics. The move is a temporary safety measure, not a policy change.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Trump flip-flops on Hormuz toll and threatens Iran’s civilian infrastructure

US president says power plants and bridges could be targeted, which would probably constitute war crimes

The Guardian - US

‘Fear, intimidation, violence’: calls mount to remove ICE from US streets after agents killed two men

Agents killed Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Texas, even though both were not targets of enforcement action

TechRadar

White House launches 'Gold Eagle' cybersecurity clearinghouse to share and patch AI-discovered software flaws

'Gold Eagle' scheme looks to centralize vulnerability identification and remediation for maximum efficiency.

The Independent UK

Homeland Security got $20M for body cameras. So why weren’t ICE agents wearing them in Maine and Texas shootings?

The Department of Homeland Security vowed to ‘rapidly’ equip officers with body cameras after agents carried out a pair of fatal shootings in January

The Guardian - US

Man killed by semi after fleeing from immigration officials in Florida

Death of unidentified 28-year-old man marks third immigration enforcement-related death in one week

Latin Times

ICE Suspends Most Vehicle Stops Nationwide After Two Fatal Shootings in Houston and Maine in Nine Days

ICE pauses most vehicle stops nationwide after fatal shootings in Houston and Maine left two men dead — neither was the actual target.

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