A federal judge in Kansas ruled that a South Korean teenage girl adopted by her aunt and uncle in Kansas would have to leave the country immediately after graduating from college due to a discrepancy between state and immigration laws regarding the child's age at the time of adoption. Heibin ...
An immigrant rights organization must pay a $ 38 fine for selling cards offering protection against deportation for undocumented immigrants, an administrative judge said Monday. Nonprofit A New Beginning for Immigrants Rights ...
Born and raised in Nigeria, Francis Anwana was only 14 years old when he came to the United States on a student visa. The teenager was deaf, unable to speak, and had cognitive disabilities when he was enrolled in the Michigan School for the Deaf in Flint. ...
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that will make it easier for the federal government to deport violent immigrants. The draft law clarifies what such a crime is, with reference to a previous act in which the Supreme Court gave a more vague description of the concept. Previous law ...
Immigrant Karina Bailon, 32, from Queens, who lives in New York with her husband and three young children, is close to becoming a permanent resident of the United States, but now fears she could be deported at any moment and separated from her family. "I don't feel...
After learning that the Trump administration had unexpectedly deported a mother and daughter whose asylum case was due to be heard that day, a US federal judge ordered the woman and child back to the United States without getting them off the plane at ...
CNN report from Alexandria, Louisiana, translated by ForumDaily. On the runway, the men line up one at a time. Chains around their ankles clink with each step, almost drowning out the roar of the plane's engines. Some men wear sneakers without laces. Others ...
President Donald Trump, as promised during the election campaign, has launched a massive fight against illegal immigration. In the United States, according to The Washington Post, there are now about 11 million illegal immigrants. Anyone can go to jail: if earlier only those who committed ...
Individuals accused of illegally crossing the US state border go through a lengthy legal process from court hearings. Subsequently, they can either be deported or released. As a rule, the process begins with an arrest, USA Today reports. In the USA - 11,1 million The estimated number is ...
Following Donald Trump's new immigration decrees, many human rights groups have announced the protection of those who have come under the so-called presidential instructions. Very often immigrants do not know about their rights, so immigrantdefenseproject.org decided to issue a special memo. She will help all visitors ...