Deportation
Anti-Israel Columbia protest leader Mohsen Mahdawi fights deportation to Jordan
Mahdawi, who was arrested last April for undermining US foreign policy and government counter-antisemitism efforts with his pro-Palestinian campus activism, had been ordered removed to Jordan.
US Senate passes $70 billion bill for immigration and border patrol, ICE
Court won't revisit Mahmoud Khalil ruling, opening door to pro-Palestinian activist's rearrest
Israeli flotilla activist released under conditions as foreign participants deported
'Urgent action': Australian antisemitism report proposes university funding cuts, deportations
The plan, led by Australia's special envoy on antisemitism, Jillian Segal, responds to a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents across Australia since the beginning of Israel's war in Gaza in late 2023.
Family of Boulder attacker can be deported, Texas judge rules after dismissing family's lawsuit
One of the people wounded on the day, 82-year-old Karen Diamond, died of her injuries on June 25. Soliman now faces over 70 charges, including first-degree murder.
Gaza Freedom Flotilla: Six detainees board flight at Ben-Gurion Airport for deportation
Mark van Rennes from The Netherlands, Suayb Ordu from Turkey, Yasemin Acar from Germany, Thiago Avila from Brazil, Reva Viard from France, and Rima Hassan from France, will all be deported.
California gov. calls Trump National Guard deployment in LA unlawful, police making more arrests
National Guard troops guarded federal government buildings, as police and protesters clashed in separate demonstrations over federal immigration raids in Los Angeles.
Afghans in US feel betrayed as Trump ends deportation protection
After fleeing the Taliban, public prosecutor Roya now fears deportation as the Trump administration ends TPS for Afghans. Advocates warn the move endangers thousands who supported the US.
Tufts student returns to Massachusetts after release from immigration custody
"America is the greatest democracy in the world," Rumeysa Ozturk said. "I have faith in the American system of justice."
US may soon deport migrants to Libya on military flight, sources say
Libya's Government of National Unity has said it rejected the use of Libyan territory as a destination for deporting migrants without its knowledge or consent.
US offers $1,000 stipend to encourage migrants to self-deport
In March, the administration launched a rebranded app called CBP Home to facilitate self-deportation.
Trump administration to restore foreign students' legal status, for now
Since Trump took office on January 20, records for more than 4,700 students have been removed from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement -maintained database.
US officials arrest Milwaukee judge for obstructing immigration operation
In a criminal complaint, the US Justice Department said Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee County circuit judge, refused to turn over the man after immigration agents showed up to arrest him i
