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The Key Electoral Races That Could Decide President Trump's Political Future

From party loyalty battles to razor-thin margins in Congress, a handful of contests could determine how much power the president holds after November

Latin Times · Apr 29

Fired Border Commander Greg Bovino Attacks Trump Administration over Deportations: "They Lack Fortitude"

Former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino is accusing President Donald Trump's advisers of losing their nerve on mass deportations, sharpening an internal fight inside the MAGA movement over how far the administration should go after months of backlash to aggressive immigration raids.

Latin Times · Apr 29

'Bring the Account Holder': Indian Man Dug Up Dead Sister to Withdraw Money After Bank Refused Service

An Indian man carried his sister's remains to a bank after being denied withdrawal from her account, highlighting a misunderstanding of procedures and sparking viral attention.

International Business Times UK · Apr 29

Trump Pushes Quicker Deportation Cases For Children Held In U.S. Shelters: Report

The Trump administration is reportedly moving to accelerate deportation cases for migrant children held in U.S. custody, bringing immigration hearings forward by weeks or even months.

International Business Times · Apr 28

Trump's Shameful Effort to Deport Russian Dissenters Fleeing Putin

The administration seeks to deport them back to Russia, in spite of overwhelming, moral, legal, and strategic reasons not to do so.

Reason · Apr 28

ICE officer who shot Minnesota protester reassigned amid stalled investigation

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The Independent UK · Apr 28

ICE Seeks to Deport 12-Year-Old Living in Alaska as Family Fights to Prove U.S. Citizenship Without DNA Test

A 12-year-old boy living in Alaska is facing deportation after federal immigration authorities rejected evidence that he is a U.S. citizen, according to his attorney, who says the case highlights growing disputes over how citizenship is verified.

Latin Times · Apr 28

Did Kristi Noem Lie? Retired Cop Sworn In By ICE Only To Be Fired By Email At Midnight For His Age

A retired officer's job offer was rescinded due to age cap confusion, despite a policy change announcement by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

International Business Times UK · Apr 28

Group of Green Card Holders Sues Federal Government Over Citizenship Delays

USCIS justified its actions in a recent memo, saying prior screening and vetting measures were "wholly inadequate," adding that applicants had not been "sufficiently vetted" and could pose a national security risk.

Latin Times · Apr 28

Massive May Day Economic Blackout Could Cripple US Cities as Protesters Aim to Bring Daily Life to a Standstill

On May 1, 2026, a coalition of over 200 organizations will lead a nationwide economic shutdown in the U.S., demanding wealth taxation, ICE operation halts, and election integrity.

International Business Times UK · Apr 28