Six-Month TPS Extension Granted to Haitian Immigrants

On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it had chosen to extend the access of Haitian immigrants to a humanitarian protection program for a further six months. A minimum of 50,000 immigrants from Haiti are registered for the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, which allows them to remain in the United States

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Border Guards Illegally Refusing Entry to Asylum Seekers

Fresh allegations have come to light regarding the US immigration officials accused of refusing entry to foreign nationals who arrive on the US-Mexico border claiming they are being persecuted in their home nations. A new report released by Human Rights First claims that extra information has been gathered by its researchers that demonstrates how immigration

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More Arrests but Fewer Deportations under Trump

Immigration agents, emboldened by President Donald Trump’s tough stance on immigration, have increased the rate of arrests by almost 40 percent this year. Over 40,000 suspected undocumented immigrants are held in detention and there is a renewed focus on the targeting of immigrants who have no criminal records. Thomas Honan, the acting director of Immigration

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Tough New Immigration Bill From GOP Lawmakers

Two important lawmakers in the Republican Party are drafting a bill to establish mandatory five-year prison sentences for undocumented immigrants who re-enter the US after deportation, to force the parents of undocumented immigrant teenagers to have electronic ankle monitors fitted ensuring their offspring attend deportation hearings, and to punish so-called ‘sanctuary cities’. This is according

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