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U.S. Homeland Security acting Secretary of the safe third country agreement signed between the United States and Guatemala last week. Under the new deal, the Trump administration is planning to send asylum-seekers from Honduras and El Salvador back to Guatemala to process their requests for help outside the U.S. Their claims would not initially go through the U.S. immigration courts.
The family opened the door thinking they were going to collaborate with law enforcement to help solve a crime. That is not what happened. It wasn’t local police. .
The Tuesday in San Diego to block the Trump administration to continue the separation of families despite last year’s court order against the practice.
Two California professors installed at an area near El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. It gave children on either side of the U.S.-Mexico border a chance to play together, despite the physical barriers that divide them.
weeks after they were released from an immigration detention center in Texas. She filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the private prison company that operates the facility. Juarez’s lawyers allege the medical staff at the Dilley facility didn’t properly treat the infant, then wrongly cleared her to travel.
Judge Randolph D. Moss, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., Friday that made anyone who crossed the border outside an official port of entry ineligible for asylum.
The Trump administration is , the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced Friday. Under both policies, individuals with approved family-based immigrant petitions were authorized to enter and work in the United States while waiting for their green card to become available.
Kevin McAleenan, U.S. Homeland Security acting secretary, has designation for 18 months after reviewing the country’s current conditions. TPS recipients can remain in the U.S. with work authorization through March 31, 2021.