Saturday, May 31

The Trump administration orders heightened vetting of all visa applicants related to Harvard University, citing concerns about campus anti-Semitism.

Saturday, May 31

Supreme Court permits Trump administration to revoke humanitarian status for over 500,000 migrants, exposing them to potential deportation.

Friday, May 30

Federal judge grants bail to Russian scientist at Harvard, yet she faces criminal charges related to smuggling frog embryos.

Friday, May 30

ICE undergoes significant leadership changes as the Trump administration pushes for aggressive deportation tactics, targeting 3,000 arrests daily.

Thursday, May 29

Harshkumar Patel sentenced to 10 years for leading a smuggling operation that resulted in an Indian family's tragic deaths at the US-Canada border.

Thursday, May 29

A judge has ruled that the Trump administration's efforts to deport Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil are likely unconstitutional, highlighting significant legal concerns.

Thursday, May 29

A critically ill 4-year-old girl could die if her family is forced to leave the U.S. following a deportation order, as she needs ongoing medical care.

Wednesday, May 28

The Trump administration is seeking Supreme Court intervention to lift restrictions on deportations to third countries without due process protections.

Wednesday, May 28

Trump's Memorial Day message sparks controversy with direct attacks on judges and immigration policies.

Sunday, May 25

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to assist in returning a Guatemalan man wrongfully deported to Mexico, raising concerns over due process.