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The Latest Breaking News from the American Immigration Council

Local and State Police Are Joining Trump’s ‘Deportation Force’

Texas law enforcement agencies and others around the nation are reviving a long-dead "task force" program that led to racial profiling in the past.

Texas Observer

Border Crossings Have Plummeted Under Trump, But They Could Climb Again After a 'Wait-And-See' Period

Dara Lind, a senior fellow at the American Immigration Council, told the Wall Street Journal that a decrease is not uncommon when administrations change

Latin Times

FACT FOCUS: FEMA funding to New York City to assist migrants is misrepresented

FEMA payments to New York City for migrant assistance came under scrutiny this week as Elon Musk claimed his Department of Government Efficiency had uncovered $59 million in illegal payments to house migrants in luxury hotels when it was meant for American disaster relief

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‘Fear is the point’: Immigrant rights groups brace for fight against Trump

Advocates say Trump entered office for his second term more prepared to implement hardline immigration policies.

Al Jazeera

For All Of Trump's Immigration Enforcement Methods, The Most Effective Is The Cheapest One, Former CBP Chief Says

Perception, rather than resources, will play a bigger role shaping Trump's approach to curbing illegal immigration, an expert told The Latin Times

Latin Times

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Says Country Is 'Open' To Receiving Migrants Deported By The U.S.

According to the American Immigration Council, Trump's mass deportation plan would carry an estimated cost of at least $315 billion

Latin Times

Trump’s ‘border czar’ says migrant families will be put in detention centers once again

Tom Homan says the administration will construct ‘family facilities’ for mass deportation plans, including removing citizen children with undocumented parents

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Can Trump actually end birthright citizenship?

Move would require changing the Constitution by two-thirds majority in both chambers of Congress, and an amendment must be ratified by three-fourths of all state legislatures

The Independent UK

Can Donald Trump end birthright citizenship in the US?

The 14th Amendment of the Constitution guarantees birthright citizenship. Amending it is a lengthy, difficult process.

Al Jazeera

Millions of Mexican Americans were deported in the 1930s. Are we about to repeat this ‘ethnic cleansing’?

Nearly 2 million Mexican Americans, more than half US citizens, were deported without due process during the Great Depression, reminiscent of what is unfolding today

The Guardian - US

Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Could Slash US GDP By Up To 6.8%, Report Shows

The president-elect's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants could lead to significant labor shortages, cost billions and hurt industries like agriculture and construction.

International Business Times

Trump says ready to use military, national emergency for mass deportations

US president-elect says he may use controversial measures to fulfil campaign vow, but questions over authority remain.

Al Jazeera

Trump's Deportation Plan Could Expel 1 Million Floridians and Threat State's Economy, Report Warns

A study by the American Immigration Council (AIC) detailed that Florida could face billions in losses and labor shortages if Trump's mass deportation plan proceeds.

Latin Times

How Mass Deportations Would ‘Devastate’ Texas

The Lone Star State is home to millions of undocumented residents and members of mixed-status families critical to the state’s economic success, yet Texas leaders are cheering on Trump anyway.

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Latin Times

Amid Trump's Claims of Mass Deportation, ACLU Sues for Information on U.S. Immigration Detention Capabilities

The organization is concerned about how such policies could impact the civil rights and civil liberties of immigrants

Latin Times

These are the three types of immigrants that are unaffected by Biden's new border action

Minors and victims of human trafficking are among those spared by the executive order

Latin Times

Immigrants play a significant role in the development of Michigan's economy, study finds

Despite accounting for 7% of Michigan's population they make up nearly 9% of the state's total spending power

The Denver Post

Immigrants at Colo. detention center face excessive solitary confinement, advocacy groups allege

DENVER -- Immigration advocacy groups allege abuse of solitary confinement and discrimination against people with disabilities at the Aurora, Colorado, immigration detention center in a complaint submitted Thursday to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s oversight entities.

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