Chicago Immigration Raids Spark Fear Amid Unclear Arrest Totals
This week’s immigration raids in Chicago have created fear as the total arrests remain unclear, with over a dozen suspected serious offenders detained.
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This week’s immigration raids in Chicago have created fear as the total arrests remain unclear, with over a dozen suspected serious offenders detained.
After a high-profile ICE raid at a Georgia EV battery plant, detained South Korean workers have returned home aboard a government charter following urgent diplomatic talks.
A U.S. Army vet from Pakistan was detained by ICE during his Washington citizenship interview, facing deportation and sparking questions about immigration policy and veteran rights.
ICE has launched a long-planned enforcement operation in Chicago, targeting criminal offenders living illegally in the U.S. under President Trump’s orders.
The US Supreme Court has OK’d detaining immigrants without ‘reasonable suspicion’, boosting Trump’s immigration crackdown and sparking debates over constitutional rights.
Over 300 South Korean workers were held in a record DHS raid at a Georgia plant, prompting Seoul and Washington to negotiate their release and tighten visa safeguards.
In a major operation, U.S. authorities detained over 475 undocumented workers at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, mostly from South Korea, highlighting immigration and manufacturing tensions.
The Pentagon is tapping 600 military lawyers as temporary immigration judges to clear a massive case backlog, igniting debates over U.S. militarization in courts.
Thousands of Australians staged anti-immigration rallies linked to neo-Nazi groups, sparking government condemnation and highlighting tensions in multicultural communities.
Stepped-up U.S. immigration raids are replacing back-to-school jitters with deep fear and anxiety in immigrant and mixed-status families across the country.