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POLITICS

First Mexican National Indicted in U.S. for Supporting Terrorist Cartel

Saturday, May 17

Maria Del Rosario Navarro is the first Mexican indicted in the U.S. on terrorism charges relating to cartel support amid crackdowns on illegal immigration.

WORLD NEWS

DHS Mulls Reality TV Show Where Immigrants Compete for U.S. Citizenship

Saturday, May 17

The U.S. DHS is considering a reality TV show where immigrants compete for citizenship, raising questions about patriotism and civic duty.

WORLD NEWS

Supreme Court Challenges Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order Amid Legal Uncertainty

Saturday, May 17

The Supreme Court is deliberating on President Trump's executive order that could reshape birthright citizenship, raising crucial legal and constitutional issues.

POLITICS

Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan Pleads Not Guilty to Immigration Obstruction Charges

Saturday, May 17

Judge Hannah Dugan has pleaded not guilty to obstructing immigration agents, leading to a federal indictment amidst a growing political controversy.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Orders Release of Georgetown Scholar Badar Khan Suri from Immigration Detention

Friday, May 16

Federal judge orders the release of Georgetown University scholar Badar Khan Suri, detained during Trump's crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists.

TECHNOLOGY

Judge Dismisses Trespassing Charges Against Migrants in New Military Zone

Friday, May 16

Federal judge dismisses trespassing charges against migrants caught in a newly designated military area along the US-Mexico border.

POLITICS

DHS Requests 20,000 National Guard Troops for Immigration Enforcement

Friday, May 16

DHS requests 20,000 National Guard members to bolster immigration enforcement efforts under the Trump administration.

POLITICS

Twenty States Sue Trump Over Immigration Enforcement Tied to Federal Funding

Thursday, May 15

Twenty states, led by Democrats, have sued the Trump administration over policies linking federal funding to immigration enforcement.

TECHNOLOGY

Venezuelan Toddler Reunited with Parents After Controversial U.S. Deportation

Thursday, May 15

A Venezuelan toddler separated from her parents during U.S. deportation is returned to Venezuela, raising international controversy over U.S. immigration practices.