Pro-MAGA porn accounts are proliferating on X, blending white nationalist beliefs and political rhetoric with explicit content, often featuring themes of white male domination, racism, and misogyny. These accounts have grown more prevalent since 2022, coinciding with X's relaxed moderation policies.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' White House visit has sparked division among immigrant fans, including Juan, who feel the team hasn't adequately supported the community amid Trump's immigration crackdown, especially given former ownership ties to a detention center operator.
Bhutanese refugees in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who rebuilt their community through soccer after ethnic cleansing, now face intensified U.S. deportations to Bhutan, a country that denies them citizenship, leaving them stateless and fearful.
US farmers are advocating for an expansion of the H-2A visa program to address labor shortages, facing opposition from labor groups and some conservatives who cite concerns about worker exploitation and competition with American workers. The Trump administration's focus on immigration enforcement has intensified the debate.
US farmers are advocating for an expansion of the H-2A visa program to address labor shortages, facing opposition from labor groups and some conservatives who cite concerns about worker exploitation and competition with American workers. The proposed bill aims to remove seasonal requirements and include sectors like forestry and livestock.
President Trump nominates Oklahoma law enforcement veteran Lance Schroyer as ICE's first potential permanent director in nearly a decade, amid controversy over immigration crackdowns and weakened public support.
President Trump nominates Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper with 29 years of law enforcement experience, to lead ICE, citing his ability to "detain and deport illegal alien criminals" at an unprecedented rate.
Months after Operation Metro Surge officially ended in Minnesota, the immigrant community, including asylum seekers like Aliah and Fatima, continues to experience fear, trauma, and economic hardship. The federal immigration crackdown, which saw agents patrol streets and conduct raids, resulted in protests, the deaths of two US citizens, and an estimated $850 million in lost wages and revenue for the Twin Cities.
The US Treasury Department is deepening banks' involvement in President Trump's immigration crackdown by issuing new guidance. This allows banks to share information about suspected customers more rapidly and flags signs of customers lacking legal immigration status, framed as a measure against fraud and crime.
The UK Home Office is reportedly ordering dependents of care workers, including young children and a two-month-old baby, to leave the country, sparking criticism and fear of family separation. These cases emerge amid controversial immigration reforms.
A report by The Marshall Project and MS NOW reveals that at least 500 babies and toddlers were detained under the Trump administration's immigration policies. The study also found that children aged 3 or younger were held in custody 10 times more frequently than during the previous year under the Biden administration.
Climate change is displacing millions globally, but the US, under Trump's immigration policies, offers no asylum for environmental hazards. Displaced individuals face closed doors and deportation, with advocates criticizing the administration's stance.
A Guardian analysis reveals Donald Trump's immigration crackdown targets people from countries most vulnerable to climate-driven disasters. Many of these nations face severe impacts from storms, floods, and droughts, yet face entry bans or visa pauses to the US.
More than 80 people have been arrested after protests outside Delaney Hall in Newark, where demonstrators allege poor conditions for immigration detainees. Federal officials deny abuse, while New Jersey authorities have stepped in and the state has sued Geo Group.
The US Senate approved $70 billion in funding for Donald Trump's immigration enforcement, a key policy victory for the president, despite Democratic opposition and internal Republican divisions.
US Border Patrol arrested 30 Indian nationals among 52 people in Arizona as part of Operation Checkmate, targeting undocumented immigrants driving commercial trucks. The operation aims to enhance public safety and enforce immigration laws.
Latino voters who supported Donald Trump in 2024 are showing declining approval ratings due to his administration's immigration crackdown and economic concerns, potentially impacting future elections.
Chicago's top federal prosecutor, Andrew Boutros, dismissed charges against four activists protesting an immigration crackdown, citing alleged grand jury misconduct by his office. Judge April Perry scrutinized allegations including a prosecutor meeting a grand juror outside proceedings.
Aimee Bock, former leader of Minnesota charity Feeding Our Future, was sentenced to nearly 42 years in prison for a $250 million fraud scheme. The case, which involved fraudulent claims for children's meals during the pandemic, was cited by the Trump administration to justify an immigration crackdown.
The first plane carrying nine migrants from West African countries, including Ghana, Guinea, Senegal, and Nigeria, arrived in Sierra Leone from the US. The migrants, reportedly traumatized from detention, will be housed temporarily before returning to their home countries. Sierra Leone has an agreement with the US to host migrants for 90 days, supported by a $1.5m grant.
President Trump signed an executive order directing banks to scrutinize customer citizenship to curb illegal immigration. While less stringent than feared, it aims to identify undocumented individuals and mitigate potential credit risks from deported customers defaulting on loans.
An ICE agent, Christian Castro, has been charged with assault in Minneapolis for shooting a Venezuelan immigrant during a Trump-era immigration crackdown. This marks the second federal agent charged in connection with the surge, which also saw two US citizens killed by federal agents.
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, Christian Castro, has been charged with assault in Minneapolis for the shooting of a Venezuelan immigrant during a 2020 immigration crackdown. ICE called the charges 'unlawful' and a 'political stunt'.
An ICE agent, Christian Castro, faces assault and false reporting charges for a nonfatal shooting of a Venezuelan man, Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis, during a Trump administration immigration operation in Minnesota. Federal charges against Sosa-Celis were dismissed amid claims of officer misconduct.
