Toronto Police Investigate Shots Fired at U.S. Consulate as National Security Incident
Toronto Police and RCMP investigate a shooting at the U.S. consulate. No injuries reported; incident labeled a national…
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Five Iranian Women’s Soccer Players Seek Asylum as Tony Burke Backs Women’s Asian Cup
Australia grants humanitarian visas to five Iranian women soccer players after anthem protests led to safety threats and…
Immigration Agents Pursue Indian Performers at World War II Memorial on National Mall
A viral dance video at the WWII Memorial sparks backlash and unconfirmed rumors of immigration scrutiny, fueling debates…
EU Lawmakers Move to Approve Return Hubs as Returns Regulation Faces Third-Country Removal
EU lawmakers approve 'return hubs' outside the bloc and 24-month detention for rejected asylum seekers to streamline deportations…
New South Dakota Law Lets Voters Challenge Citizenship with Documentary Proof
South Dakota's new law allows citizens to challenge others' voter eligibility, requiring documentary proof of citizenship and potentially…
5 Tech Researchers Sue Trump Administration, Knight Institute Challenges Visa Bans
Researchers sue the Trump administration for allegedly using visa bans to punish and censor those studying disinformation and…
Judge Halts Trump Administration Push to Limit Immigration Appeals
A U.S. judge blocked a Trump administration rule that would have slashed immigration appeal windows, citing likely violations…
Wyoming Considers Hospital Data Collection for Noncitizens Under Welfare Fraud Prevention Act
Wyoming's SF0106 implements stricter immigration checks and shorter renewal cycles for SNAP and Medicaid to align with federal…
Court Upholds Haiti Temporary Protected Status, Easing Fear for 50,000 TPS Holders
Federal courts blocked the termination of Haiti's TPS, preserving legal status and work permits for thousands of immigrants…