U.S. District Court Judge André Birotte Jr. has ordered the Trump administration to restore a free immigration detention hotline that allows detainees to report concerns.
The EU is donating the equivalent of $4.3 million dollars to help refugees in three Latin American countries find jobs that will help them meet their basic needs.
Florida’s “red flag” gun law has been applied more than 3,500 times since the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. While it has bipartisan support, it also has its critics.
Homeland Security is waiving federal contracting laws, allowing 177 miles of border wall to be built more quickly in four states: Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas.
In the wake of lawsuits, the Boy Scouts of America have filed for bankruptcy. Several thousand men are saying that scoutmasters and other leaders molested them decades ago.
Branyerly’s father’s claims that he was fleeing political violence and repression were accepted at the border by U.S. authorities. She, however, was forced to go back to Mexico alone.
SNHU has a piece on its website entitled “What Degree Do You Need to Become a Nurse?” that talks about the specific education needed to enter different aspects of the field of nursing.
A judge has sided with migrants against Border Patrol regarding the conditions of facilities in Arizona. Complaints against the facilities include it being unsanitary and inhumane.
The Asian American Alliance said a student coronavirus-themed party was insensitive and racist. The state University at Albany is investigating the off-campus party.
A lawsuit is being filed against an ICE agent for shooting Erick Diaz Cruz, an assistant to Veracruz’s mayor, while the agent was trying to arrest Diaz Cruz’s mother’s companion.
Purdue University has a piece on their website blog entitled “The Evolution of Technology in the Classroom,” which explores the impact of technology on education.
Border Patrol agents are no longer allowed to conduct routine immigration checks without a warrant on Greyhound buses. Jefferson Lines and MTRWestern have taken similar action.
Sheriff Bill Gore of San Diego has agreed to share the records of people criminally arrested with ICE. California is one of five states to receive “administrative subpoenas” from ICE.
Students attending one of the Guilford County Schools can now be bused to a polling place, but some parents fear there are political motives behind this new optional field trip.
The Trump administration’s crackdown on immigrants who use public benefits, including Medicaid and food stamps, has led to immigrants being afraid to use such social services.
