Tuesday, Feb 18

The Trump administration has unexpectedly dismissed 20 immigration judges, raising concerns amidst a staggering backlog of over 3.7 million cases.

Sunday, Feb 16

Documented resignations within the DOJ show deepening tensions as the Trump administration seeks to dismiss corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

Sunday, Feb 16

Chancellor Scholz defends Germany's democratic principles against Vice President Vance's critiques on free speech and immigration policies at the Munich Security Conference.

Saturday, Feb 15

The U.S. initiates a landmark deportation program for Asian and African migrants to Panama, reflecting a significant shift in immigration policies.

Friday, Feb 14

ACLU files a lawsuit demanding access for migrant detainees at Guantanamo Bay, as the number of high-threat individuals increases under the Trump administration.

Friday, Feb 14

Florida passes legislation mandating the death penalty for undocumented migrants convicted of capital crimes, challenging Supreme Court precedents.

Thursday, Feb 13

A driver plowed into a union demonstration in Munich, injuring at least 28 people, including children, with authorities suspecting a deliberate attack.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Over two dozen religious groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging immigration arrests at houses of worship across the U.S.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Pope Francis rebukes Trump's mass deportation policies in a letter to US bishops, emphasizing human dignity over illegal status, drawing mixed reactions.

Tuesday, Feb 11

Federal judges continue to block Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations amid multiple lawsuits challenging the policy.