U.S. Authorities Detain 475+ Immigrants at Hyundai Plant, Majority from South Korea
Over 475 individuals, mostly from South Korea, detained in a U.S. immigration raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia.
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Hyundai U.S. Plant Construction Halted After Worker Detentions in ICE Raid
Construction of Hyundai’s Georgia battery plant paused after U.S. authorities detain up to 450 workers in major immigration enforcement operation.
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The Pentagon sends 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges, aiming to reduce case backlogs amid political debate over militarization.
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ICE Raids Stir Anxiety Among California’s Undocumented Workers
Recent ICE raids in California escalate fears among undocumented workers, raising concerns over economic and social stability.
Protests Erupt Over ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Facility in Florida
Protests erupt in Florida as Trump opens ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ a controversial immigration detention center in a remote, alligator-infested area.
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A U.S. judge blocks deportation of Palestinian Columbia grad, citing free speech concerns and harm to family ties amid immigration policy debates.
LA Immigration Raids Spark Protests: Global Reactions Emerge
Recent immigration raids in Los Angeles spark global debate. Explore impacts on Asian diaspora communities, economic ties, and join the conversation through our survey.
Salvadoran Man’s Return to U.S. Sparks Legal and Political Debate
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Venezuelan Families Face Deportation After U.S. Supreme Court Ruling
Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan families in the U.S. face deportation after a Supreme Court ruling revokes their protected immigration status, sparking uncertainty.
Harvard Challenges Trump Administration Over International Student Ban
Harvard sues Trump administration over revocation of international student enrollment rights, citing constitutional violations and academic freedom threats.
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A US senator criticizes the $100,000 daily cost per migrant at Guantanamo Bay, calling it wasteful spending amid a $44B DHS budget request.
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Leaves Venezuelan Migrants in Legal Uncertainty
U.S. Supreme Court revokes asylum protections for Venezuelan migrants, sparking legal uncertainty and community concerns.
Questions Arise Over Haitian Migrant’s Death in U.S. Custody
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