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world2 months ago

Chicago and Seattle Respond to Immigration and Federal Crackdowns with Protests and Precautions

The article reports on a large-scale, heavily armed immigration raid in Chicago targeting Venezuelan gang members, which has escalated tensions in the city. The operation involved a show of force with military hardware and resulted in arrests, including U.S. citizens, and widespread property damage, sparking criticism and concerns about the impact on local communities, especially in the Black South Shore neighborhood.

via PBS|
#chicago#immigration#raids
law-and-politics3 months ago

Supreme Court Approves Trump’s Move to End Venezuelan Migrant Protections

The US Supreme Court allowed Trump's administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan migrants, supporting the administration's stance and raising concerns about executive power and immigration policy. The decision came amid ongoing legal battles and tensions with Venezuela, with critics arguing it undermines legal protections and human rights.

via Reuters|
#immigration-law#law-and-politics#supreme-court
politics3 months ago

Trump seeks Supreme Court approval to end Venezuelan migrant protections

The Trump administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to revoke legal protections for Venezuelan migrants, including Temporary Protected Status (TPS), affecting over 600,000 Venezuelans and 500,000 Haitians, as part of its broader effort to withdraw immigration protections. The case follows a previous Supreme Court decision in May that impacted similar protections for Venezuelans.

via Politico|
#immigration-policy#politics#supreme-court
immigration4 months ago

Trump Admin Ends Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan Migrants

The Trump administration plans to end the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 270,000 Venezuelan migrants, urging them to self-deport, as part of a broader effort to revoke humanitarian protections for migrants from crisis-hit countries. The move, if not blocked by courts, will lapse their legal status within 60 days, potentially leading to deportations, with officials promoting voluntary returns through a government app and offering bonuses. This action continues a pattern of terminating TPS for various countries, citing concerns over illegal immigration and border security.

via CBS News|
#deportation#immigration#immigration-policy
politics5 months ago

Appeals Court Blocks Contempt Proceedings Against Trump Officials in Deportation Cases

A divided U.S. Court of Appeals overturned a district judge's criminal contempt order against the Trump administration for deporting Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, citing concerns over judicial overreach and executive authority in foreign policy. The case involves the use of the Alien Enemies Act and highlights tensions between the judiciary and the executive branch, with the appellate court siding with the administration and criticizing the judge's actions.

via CBS News|
#cont-contempt-order#el-salvador#federal-courts
world5 months ago

Deported Venezuelans and Migrants Allege Abuse by US and Salvadoran Authorities

Venezuelan men deported from the U.S. to El Salvador allege they faced physical and psychological abuse at CECOT prison, including beatings and humiliation, while denying gang membership. The U.S. government used wartime laws to deport alleged gang members, but the deportees describe harsh treatment and lack of legal access, with some expressing a desire to return to the U.S. under different circumstances.

via ABC News|
#abuse-allegations#cecot-prison#deportation