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ICE Arrests at Rhode Island Courthouses; Volunteers Intervene
Legislators introduced bills to prohibit civil immigration arrests of court attendees in Rhode Island, prompted by increased detentions after DHS guidance rollback. The measures include narrow exceptions, civil remedies, and…
Eight Punjabi men charged in $400k mail theft; deportation likely
Operation Undeliverable uncovered an organized mail theft ring in Peel and Halton that allegedly stole over $400,000. Eight…
Immigrant Communities in Memphis in Crisis Mode as ICE Surge Persists
The Memphis Safe Task Force began Sept. 29, 2025, deploying the National Guard and federal agencies. By Oct.…
Brutality as Policy: ICE Violence Against Immigrants and Advocates
The 2025 enforcement push uses public raids, expanded detention, and aggressive directives. Officials cite dramatic assault spikes, but…
Paramjit Singh, Green Card Holder, ICE Delays Brain Tumor Surgery
Paramjit Singh, a green card holder and Fort Wayne business owner, has been in ICE custody since July…
BU Expands Opposition to DHS Four-Year Visa Limit Proposal
DHS proposed replacing D/S with a fixed four-year limit for most F-1 and J-1 stays, shortening grace periods…
Vigil for Missouri Man Who Died in ICE Custody Demands Reform
Following the death of 34-year-old Cruz-Silva in ICE custody, a Missouri vigil urged reforms: better medical and mental…
Hagerstown shop owner released from ICE; deportation fight continues
After ICE detained Melissa Tran on May 12, 2025, she spent five months in custody before a judge…
Doc Rivers condemns Chicago ICE arrests: It’s awful to watch
Doc Rivers criticized ICE mass arrests in Chicago, citing images of zip-tied detainees and urging unity. Since September…
Shutdown Forces Rescheduling of U.S. Citizenship Ceremonies Nationwide
The October 2025 federal shutdown led USCIS to cancel or postpone some citizenship ceremonies while keeping field offices…