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Dutch Government, Immigration and Naturalization Service Revoke Over 90 Citizenships in Four Years
Navigating the loss of Dutch citizenship requires understanding both voluntary triggers and enforcement-driven revocations. With 90 cases reported by the…
Trump Administration Defies Judge Over Any Lucia López Belloza
A Babson College student’s removal to Honduras, executed despite a judicial stay, has triggered a legal battle over post-removal remedies.…
Tom Suozzi Regrets Voting to Fund ICE After Constituent Backlash
A new $1.2 trillion House-passed funding bill allocates billions to ICE, triggering a split among Democrats. After a controversial enforcement…
Trump Vows Softer Touch Amid Mass Deportation Push
The guide provides a practical overview of Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights during immigration encounters. It explains how to handle…
ICE, North Carolina Weigh New Detention Centers
Federal records indicate ICE is vetting three North Carolina sites for detention expansion to support increased enforcement. While no contracts…
Guan Heng Granted Asylum, Released from U.S. Detention After Exposing Rights Abuses
The Guan Heng case underscores the vital role of asylum law in protecting individuals from state repression. It highlights the…
Windrush Victims Dying Without Justice, Commissioner Warns
New 2026 UK policy changes to the Windrush Compensation Scheme introduce 75% advance payments, priority for elderly claimants, and redress…
Project Homecoming Cash Incentives Draw Criticism from Deported Immigrants
DHS's Project Homecoming offers cash and flights to encourage voluntary self-departure. While intended to streamline removals, the program's reliance on…