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Senate Passes Green Card Bill Removing H1-B Cap
Senate Passes Green Card Bill Removing H1-B Visa Cap
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Feds Charge 6 in Long Island Birth Tourism Ring
By Max Siegelbaum Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Court Rules Detained Immigrants Must Appear For Judge Within 10 Days
By Deanna Garcia Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Supreme Court Hesitates to Exclude Immigrants from 2020 Census
By Deanna Garcia Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Court Affirms New York Undocumented Immigrants Can Get Driver’s Licenses
By Deanna Garcia Newsletter Primary category in which blog post is published
Supreme Court to Hear Last Trump Immigration Case
The Supreme Court will decide whether Trump can bar undocumented immigrants from being included in the Census count.
Biden Nominates 1st Latino and Immigrant to Head DHS
Alejandro Mayorkas was the Department of Homeland Security's deputy secretary during former President Barack Obama's term.
Fingerprint App Reportedly Helps ICE Deport Immigrants
A mobile fingerprinting app called EDDIE may have become key to President Trump’s immigrant deportation crackdown.
COVID-19 Outbreak at New Jersey’s Elizabeth Detention Center
At least five people detained at Elizabeth Detention Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey, were reported to have COVID-19.
Trump Reportedly Targeting Birthright Citizenship Again
Ending birthright citizenship is reportedly one of Trump's last-minute immigration goals before Biden takes over.
Undocumented Women Fear Receiving Prenatal Care
President Trump's public charge rule and fear of deportation has discouraged pregnant undocumented women from seeking care.
Jewish Clergy Support Immigrants on Hunger Strike
Rabbis and clergy came together on Friday in front of New Jersey’s Bergen County Jail to support seven immigrant detainees’ hunger strike.
New Jersey Police Cooperated With ICE Just 4 Times Last Year
While police are largely following New Jersey's Immigrant Trust Directive, corrections officers are a different story
White House Reportedly Refused to Fund Mental Health Services for Separated Families
The White House attempted to avoid paying for mental health services for families who had been separated under the administration's zero-tolerance policy, NBC News reports.
