Trump Administration Begins Processing DACA Renewals NBC.com reporter Richie Duchon writes about the Trump Administration restarting the process of DACA renewals in the face of recent court orders – “The Department of Homeland Security announced Saturday it would resume processing renewal
Arpaio Says “Deport’em” Amita Kelly and Domenico Montanaro of NPR report on pardoned former-sheriff Joe Arpaio’s departure from President Trump’s take on DACA recipients – “Joe Arpaio, the controversial former sheriff from Arizona, announced this week that he will run
Eric Trump Sports a Sombrero For Birthday Latino.com reporter Jenifer Calle describes Eric Trumps Mexican-themed birthday – “The Trump family seems to love everything about Mexico except for the actual people who live there. The same person who celebrated Cinco de
100 7-Eleven Stores Raided By ICE – PR Stunt By Trump? HuffPost.com‘s Sarah Ruiz-Grossman reports on the immigration raid of nearly 100 7-Eleven stores by Immigration Police. Some question the timing as a PR stunt by President Trump to please his base.
Trump Says “Love” Requires A Wall Reporters Elise Foley and Marina Fang of HuffPost.com describe the “open” meeting President Trump had with lawmakers on immigration reform where the President said there should be a “Bill of Love” but that it had to come with
Judge Tells Trump “No” On Ending DACA Jenifer Calle of Latina.com reports that a Federal Judge has told the Trump Administration that it cannot end DACA while there is pending litigation – “Late Tuesday afternoon a federal judge in California ruled to
Pardoned Joe Arpaio Wants to be Senator Jenifer Calle of Latina.com reports the former Sheriff Joe Arpaio wants to be Arizona’s next Senator – “Former Sheriff Joseph M. Arpaio who was found guilty of racial profiling and was later pardoned by Trump and is now
After tough year, how do immigrant activists regroup? by Stephen A. Nuño Immigration activists, including U.S. Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA) and Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL), stage a protest on the steps of the U.S. Capitol Dec. 6, 2017 in Washington,
ICE deportation arrests soar under Trump administration, drop in border arrests The numbers released by the government Tuesday show that deportation officers are taking Trump’s call for an immigration crackdown to heart. by Associated Press The federal government, in the
Detained Pregnant Teen Can Get Abortion, Appeals Court Rules by Pete Williams A federal appeals court in Washington ruled Tuesday that a 17-year-old who came to the U.S. illegally and has been held in detention must be allowed to get
