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Active-duty US Army sergeant's wife detained by ICE in Texas, could be deported to Mexico

Sergeant First Class Jose Serrano, an active-duty US Army sergeant who served the military for 27 years, including several in Afghanistan, said the ICE is out of control after his wife Deisy Rivera Ortega, an El Salvadorian by birth, was detained by the ICE on April 14 in Texas. Ortega…

The Times of India

Army Sergeant's Wife Could Be Sent To Mexico After Being Detained By ICE: Report

A U.S. Army sergeant's wife faces deportation after being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) this month.

International Business Times

FIU Student Arrested in Miami After Alleged Bomb Threat in WhatsApp Group Chat

A Florida International University student was arrested after police said she posted messages in a WhatsApp group chat that threatened violence tied to a scheduled campus event, a case that quickly rattled students and prompted university officials to describe the situation as a credible threat.

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Amanda Ungaro Claims Melania Trump's Alleged 'Visa Fixer' Paolo Zampolli 'Kicked His Mom Out of Her Own Home'

Amanda Ungaro claims Trump envoy Paolo Zampolli evicted his own mother and put her in a nursing home, adding to her abuse allegations against him.

International Business Times UK

ICE’s heavy-handed immigration enforcement was tried once before – by Arizona’s notorious sheriff Joe Arpaio in the early 2000s

For the past 13 years, Maricopa County in Arizona has attempted to reform its sheriff’s department after Joe Arpaio made it into a national flash point for extreme immigration tactics. After a legal immigrant sued Arpaio and the county Sheriff’s Office, a federal district court ruled in 2015 that Arpaio…

The Conversation

Cotton Pulling Back on Monday Morning

Cotton price action is down 35 to 48 points on Monday AM trade. Futures posted gains of 44 to 170 points across the board on Friday, with May rallying 418 points on the week. The US dollar index was $0.045 higher at $98.070. Crude oil fell $9.12 on the day...

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Josh Hutcherson Warns The Hunger Games Is No Longer Fiction: 'The Fact That We're at ICE Raids in the Streets'

Josh Hutcherson discusses the political themes of The Hunger Games, their relevance to current US politics, and his personal struggles with self-image in a recent British GQ interview.

International Business Times UK

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FIU Student Arrested After Asking Netanyahu to 'Drop Bombs' on Her Campus in a WhatsApp Chat She Called a Joke

A Florida International University student was arrested for sending threatening messages in a WhatsApp group, leading to a felony charge. The case highlights the legal implications of digital communication.

International Business Times UK

Surveillance tech giant Palantir posts manifesto on X dealing with national service, post-World War II attitudes and diversity

AI-driven software company outlines its idiosnycratic beliefs, arguing for greater social tolerance and understanding while looking ahead to future warfare as a grim inevitabilty

The Independent UK

Trump’s presidency is what evil looks like: absurd, frightening, cruel

Commentators have said that the US president’s clownishness and lack of ideology somehow make him less dangerous. They’re wrong, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

Bangladeshi student self-deports from US amid 'inhumane' ICE detention: 'I felt completely broken'

Joytu Chowdhury, a 24-year-old Bangladeshi student in Illinois who was arrested by the ICE after his student visa was revoked, said he chose to self-deport from the US because of the inhumane conditions of the ICE detention centers. Initially, he said he was determined to fight the case against him…

The Times of India

In a stunning twist, the head of ICE is being deported from his own job

The acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, is stepping down from his role on May 31, marking the end of a tumultuous tenure defined by record-high deaths in detention centers, controversial enforcement tactics, and intense pressure from the White House.

The Mary Sue

'You are not going to get a Green Card if...': USCIS director warns about opening older cases to send people back

USCIS director Joseph Edlow said fraudsters and other criminals should be prepared to face the consequences as the administration is coming after people who have a Green Card. With new special agents on board, the agency is on its way to opening multiple tip lines where people can report immigration…

The Times of India

Maui residents are rebuilding Lahaina for locals, not tourists: ‘In Hawaii, we take care of one another’

After deadly 2023 fires, recent storms and ICE raids, Lahaina residents are determined to rebuild the town for their community

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UN and Rights Groups Say Rape Using Trained Dogs at Israel Detention Sites Is Systematic, Endorsed at the Highest Level

A UN-backed report alleges systematic sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli detention, including rape involving trained dogs, as part of an organised state policy. Israel denies the allegations.

The Guardian - US

Trump news at a glance: president struggles to reopen strait as Iran rejects US blockade

Donald Trump’s earlier tone of triumph with the reopening of key waterway falls flat – key US politics stories from 18 April at a glance

Reason

Government Likely Violated First Amendment in Getting Apple and Google to Block ICE Sightings Content, Court Holds

From yesterday's decision by Judge Jorge Alonso (N.D. Ill.) in Rosado v. Bondi: Plaintiff Kassandra Rosado runs a Facebook group… The post Government Likely Violated First Amendment in Getting Apple and Google to Block ICE Sightings Content, Court Holds appeared first on Reason.com.

The Independent UK

More than half of Americans think Trump’s immigration policy is ‘too aggressive,’ poll finds

The poll comes three months on from the killings of two American citizens at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis

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Amanda Ungaro Claims Witnessing 'Highly Compromising Interactions' Years Before Melania Trump Friendship Fallout – What Is It About?

Brazilian model Amanda Ungaro, once close to Melania Trump, threatens to reveal damaging information about the Trumps, alleging compromising interactions and visa arrangements involving young models.

The Times of India

'Only Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu...': Democrat condemns detention of Indian-origin Meenu Batra after 35 years in US

A US lawmaker criticised the detention of Indian-origin court interpreter Meenu Batra, who was held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) despite living in the United States for around 35 years and working in the legal system.

The Independent UK

Calls for Met Gala boycott after Jeff Bezos foots the bill: ‘Brought to you by worker exploitation’

This year’s Met Gala is being funded by the Amazon founder and his wife, Lauren Sánchez Bezos

The Guardian - US

ICE deported 174 Daca recipients through most of last year, agency head says in letter

So-called Dreamers – undocumented immigrants who arrived as children – were allowed to stay in US under Obama-era program

International Business Times UK

New Chicago Officer Shooting Footage Released — 'Accidental Discharge' Caused Fatal Shot, Suspect's Lawyer Claims

A bodycam video of a Chicago police shooting has sparked debate over an 'accidental discharge' claim, with differing narratives from authorities and the victim's family.

Latin Times

Second Migrant Dies of Presumed Suicide Under ICE Custody in Miami

A 27-year-old Cuban man died while in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody in Miami, in what the agency described as a "presumed suicide," renewing scrutiny over a rising number of deaths in immigration detention and conditions inside Florida facilities.

The Independent UK

So many food service workers are being deported that restaurants are now begging lawmakers for help

Industries including food service, agriculture and hospitality have all raised similar concerns in recent months

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