Six months after applying for renewal, "Dreamers" like Claudia and Cesar face prolonged delays in their Daca status, jeopardizing jobs, careers, and financial stability. Advocates criticize the Trump administration's policies, which they say are causing a "quiet unraveling" of temporary programs and pushing millions out of the workforce.
Cuban immigrants, once welcomed as political refugees, now face deportation under Trump's stringent immigration policies. Despite past support from Cuban American voters, many are being expelled, raising concerns about the US's role as a refuge.
A travel ban imposed by Trump in June 2025, affecting citizens from Iran, Haiti, and 17 other countries, has created fear among immigrants attending the World Cup in the US. Despite exemptions for athletes and close relatives, many fear detention by immigration authorities.
The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has raised concerns with the Border Security Force (BSF) in India regarding the alleged pushback of Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. BGB claimed that these individuals included Myanmar and Indian nationals. In response, BSF highlighted India's pending requests for the repatriation of nearly 3,000 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and urged Dhaka to expedite the process. Both forces agreed to enhance border security and joint patrolling.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has implemented a new policy preventing green card holders from accessing its loan programs, a move that disqualifies lawful permanent residents like entrepreneur Sayuri Tsuchitani. This change, criticized by business advisors and lawmakers, aims to prioritize U.S. citizens for taxpayer-funded support, despite historical data showing immigrants' significant role in business creation and job growth.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has introduced a policy change excluding green-card holders (lawful permanent residents) from its loan program, affecting immigrant entrepreneurs who previously relied on these loans to start and grow businesses, despite their tax contributions and significant role in U.S. entrepreneurship.
Ariana Grande condemns the White House for using her song 'Bye' in a video showcasing ICE detentions, prompting its removal. She joins a list of artists, including Sabrina Carpenter, Jess Glynne, and Kenny Loggins, who have similarly objected to their music being used in pro-Trump or ICE-related content, highlighting a perceived White House tactic to provoke left-leaning musicians.
Over 1,000 Orang Asli from 19 tribes protested in Putrajaya demanding recognition of ancestral lands and an end to evictions, targeting Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
262 Nigerians returned to their home country from South Africa due to rising anti-immigrant sentiment and violence. South Africa's Interior Ministry stated all returnees were illegal immigrants, banning them from re-entry for five years. Other African nations are also repatriating citizens.
As the World Cup begins, Queens' 7 train line, known as the 'International Express,' reveals a vibrant soccer culture in immigrant communities. Despite economic barriers and fears of immigration crackdowns, residents express deep passion for the sport and their national teams.
As the World Cup begins, Queens, NY, a hub for immigrant communities, celebrates soccer. However, concerns about immigration crackdowns and high ticket prices temper the excitement, with many opting to watch on TV.
Police in Belfast used water cannon to disperse far-right protesters amid unrest triggered by a knife attack involving a Sudanese refugee. The victim's family appealed for calm, condemning anti-immigrant violence.
The Doué brothers, Guéla and Desiré, share a unique bond as they play for opposing teams (Côte d'Ivoire and France) at the World Cup. Their story highlights the growing trend of sibling rivalries in international football, with seven pairs of siblings competing in the tournament.
San Francisco's main immigration courthouse is closing, impacting over 100,000 pending cases and potentially increasing deportation risks. The closure, attributed to cost savings by the Justice Department, moves cases to Concord, an hour away, exacerbating existing staffing shortages and creating uncertainty for immigrants and attorneys.
African migrants in South Africa face escalating xenophobic sentiment after protests by March & March, demanding illegal immigrants leave by 30 June, with reported violence and deaths.
Anshul Kuncha, a 28-year-old Indian MBA student at Temple University, was fatally shot in North Philadelphia after delivering pizzas to a vacant address, sparking concerns over immigrant safety and potential targeted violence.
A US District Judge ruled against the Trump administration's November 2025 restrictions on immigration processing for 39 predominantly African, Middle Eastern, and Asian countries, citing discriminatory practices masked as national security concerns.
Federal officials detained 48 workers at a South Carolina metal casting business, while two managers face state charges for allegedly hiring undocumented immigrants. A two-year investigation uncovered a conspiracy to create and sell fake IDs.
Former US ambassador Carla Sands claimed Indian immigrants succeed through fraud, sparking backlash from experts who cited their hard work and education. Sands' comments on Steve Bannon's show suggested a cultural difference in adherence to the Ten Commandments.
A USCIS announcement initially caused panic by suggesting immigrants must leave the US to apply for Green Cards. While clarified as a reminder of existing discretion, it has increased uncertainty and scrutiny for many applicants, particularly family-sponsored immigrants and Indian nationals.
A new report by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) reveals that immigrant-founded startups in the US are collectively worth nearly $5 trillion and create an average of 833 jobs per company. Indian immigrants lead in founding billion-dollar startups, with 96 companies.
Far-right activists and lawmakers from the US and Europe convened in Figueira da Foz, Portugal, for the "Remigration Summit" to discuss expelling minorities and immigrants. Attendees included figures like Jared Taylor, Stefano Forte, and Greg Bovino, who aim to forge closer links between US and European extremist groups.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has criticized the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, alleging it could disenfranchise Muslims, women, migrants, and the poor. He claims the exercise is a precursor to identifying illegal immigrants and questioned the need for a review committee.
The Trump administration is systematically cutting social assistance for millions of legal and undocumented immigrants, aiming to make life intolerable and encourage their departure. This strategy, devised by Stephen Miller, targets health, education, housing, and food services, extending beyond undocumented individuals to legal residents.
