From Survival to Service: Indhira Barrón on Latino Solidarity, Mental Health, and Helping Venezuelan Immigrants in Colorado
From surviving depression to serving her community: Indhira Barrón on Latino solidarity, mental health, and helping Venezuelan immigrants in Colorado.
Archdiocese Sues Over Clergy Access to ICE Detainees: The Rights You Keep
The Archdiocese of St. Louis sued the federal government and the Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, sheriff over limits on priests’ access to immigration detainees. The case is a reminder that detention does not erase all your rights.
ICE Detains the Wrong Person: 506 U.S. Citizens and a Ruling on Falsified Records
A ProPublica investigation counted 506 U.S. citizens detained by immigration agents, and a federal judge found ICE falsified records after arresting the wrong man in the Bronx. Here are your rights.
Judge Blocks Immigration Fines of Up to $1.8 Million: What to Do If You Received One
A federal judge in Boston ruled that the $998-a-day fines DHS imposed on immigrants who did not leave after a deportation order were unlawful. The ruling does not erase the order or grant status.
40 LGBT Migrants Deported to Third Countries: What It Means If You Have Protection
A Reuters investigation documented 40 LGBT migrants who had won immigration protection in the U.S. and were still deported to third countries in Africa where they face danger. Here is why it happens and what you can do.
The Supreme Court’s New Term: Two Key Immigration Cases and What Applies Today
The Supreme Court’s new term opened October 5 with two cases that could reshape the lives of thousands of immigrants: third-country deportations and detention without bond. Here is what applies today.
ICE at Polling Places? What DHS Said Ahead of the Midterms and What It Means
The administration says it will not send ICE officers to patrol the polls on November 3, but it has not ruled out acting on specific threats or warrants. Here is what the law protects and what it does not.
ICE Bans Vehicle Pursuits: What Changes for Traffic Stops and Your Rights
An internal ICE memo bars ERO officers from chasing vehicles that fail to stop and requires body cameras, training, and vehicles with lights and sirens. Stops and arrests continue.
Federal Judge Halts Border Construction in Big Bend: What Changes and What Doesn’t
A Texas federal judge barred the government from building border barriers and related infrastructure in the Big Bend Sector until it complies with applicable law. Here is the real scope of the ruling.
Justice Department Sues Maryland Over Its Law Banning Masks for Officers
Maryland passed a law barring officers from covering their faces and requiring visible identification. The federal government sued the same day it took effect.
