Legal Haitian Migrant Dies in ICE Custody: New Questions Raised
New documents reveal Haitian migrant Marie Ange Blaise, with valid US work authorization, died in ICE detention, sparking urgent questions.
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Trump Admin Eyes Libya for Unconventional Deportation Flights
The Trump Administration plans deportation flights to Libya as early as May 7 amid rising safety concerns.
China’s May Day Travel Surge: 10.89M Trips Recorded
The Chinese mainland saw a robust travel surge this May Day, with 10.89 million entry and exit trips recorded over the holiday.
Rapid Immigration Shake-Up Stirs Fears Among Migrants, Lawyers
Rapid changes in the U.S. immigration system stir fears among lawyers and migrants amid stricter enforcement on the controversial “gold card” visa.
Trump Deportation Debate: Courts Push Back
Trump administration continues its deportation campaign amid strong judicial pushback, fueling heated debates over U.S. immigration policy.
15.3% Trip Surge in Q1 2025: Dynamic Mobility in the Chinese Mainland
A 15.3% surge in Q1 2025 trips, with 163M movements across the Chinese mainland, highlights a dynamic trend in travel and cultural exchange.
U.S. Judge Greenlights Deportation of Columbia Grad Amid Campus Protests
A U.S. judge rules to deport Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil over his campus protest involvement, sparking debates on due process and immigration policy.
Supreme Court Orders Return of Wrongfully Deported Man
The Supreme Court orders the return of wrongfully deported Maryland man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, highlighting the need to fix deportation errors.
Immigration in the Spotlight: U.S. Policies Under Fire
Recent U.S. immigration policies spark fear, debate, and raise questions about America’s democratic values.
Immigration Showdown: Columbia Student’s Fate in Limbo
Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil faces a critical immigration showdown as a judge sets a deadline for deportation evidence.