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Palantir’s software powers Trump’s immigration operations, now CEO Alex Karp says crackdown went too far
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says the Trump administration went too far with immigration enforcement, despite his company's technology supporting its deportation operations. After Democrats’ midterm victories, Karp has also described himself as a lifelong Democrat and left open the possibility of backing a Democratic presidential candidate in the 2028 election.
Analysts weigh how Democrats' midterm wins could shift Trump's Latin America policy
U.S. President Donald Trump's policies have greatly affected Latin America, particularly concerning immigration and security. Following the midterm elections, potential changes may occur in Trump's approach towards the region. The focus on deportations and cartel pressures suggests a continuation of certain hardline strategies. However, Democratic lawmakers are expected to push for investigations into oil agreements and increased electoral pressure in Venezuela.
Trump immigration crackdown continues after Republican midterm defeat as arrests reported across US
US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown has continued despite Republicans losing control of Congress in the midterm elections, with arrests reported across several states. Immigration officers have detained migrants at hospitals, airports and during routine journeys, including two Venezuelan college students, an Argentine couple seeking asylum and an eight-year-old Haitian boy.
Katie Zacharia to be back as White House Press Secretary after being fired? Here's what we know
Katie Zacharia has reportedly made attempts to regain her position as White House press secretary after her brief tenure. Sources indicate that she has been visible at public events, possibly hoping to catch President Donald Trump's attention. Despite her efforts, some Trump advisers believe that her chances of returning are extremely low. Discussions of other potential candidates for the press secretary role, such as Caroline Sunshine, are also underway.
One year of Delhi Red Fort blast: Victims struggle to cope with trauma, traders recall the horrific day
One year ago, a devastating blast outside the Red Fort in Delhi resulted in numerous casualties and injuries. Families continue to mourn the loss of loved ones, struggling with emotional and financial difficulties. Survivors like Ankur face life-altering consequences from the incident, impacting their everyday lives. Local traders have reported decreased business and ongoing fears related to security after the blast.
Trump opens the door for immigration talks with Democrats but rules out amnesty for undocumented immigrants
US President Donald Trump has indicated that he is open to negotiating an immigration agreement with Democratic lawmakers but has firmly ruled out amnesty for undocumented immigrants. Speaking at the White House on November 10, Trump said immigrants must follow established legal procedures but offered no details about possible changes, eligibility or the timeline for negotiations.
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After saying deportation policy was too tough, Trump now says it's 'very strong,' rejects 'amnesty'
The comments from Trump came after Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin earlier Monday also said that while he has been fielding calls from Democrats interested in working on immigration policy, he was adamantly opposed to any deal that would include amnesty.
Indian-origin woman shot dead at London home, man charged
A 31-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of 26-year-old Navneet Kaur. Navneet was found with gunshot wounds at a west London residence following a welfare check conducted by police. The man, Rajat Jaswel, was arrested shortly after the incident occurred last week. Authorities are seeking further information from the public to assist in their investigation.
Red Fort blast: Year-long anti-terror push results in 300 arrests, 73 deportations
As the anniversary of the Red Fort blast approaches, security agencies are maintaining heightened vigilance across the country. A crackdown over the past year resulted in over 300 arrests and the deportation of 73 high-value fugitives. The investigation revealed the involvement of a 'Doctor Module' composed of professionals coordinated by radical elements. New regulations have been implemented to monitor the sale of explosives to prevent future attacks.
US students raise concerns over ICE deportations and international student safety after mid terms
Students and faculty at Northeastern University in Boston have raised concerns over US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), deportation policies and the safety of international students under the Trump administration. The meeting took place a day after Democrats secured major victories in the US midterm elections.
Trump admits deportation drive may have been "too tough", offers immigration deal to Democrats
US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that his administration's aggressive deportation policy may have gone too far, saying the crackdown affected immigrants who had lived and worked in the country for years. In an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes, recorded days after Republicans suffered major losses in the midterm elections.
Seattle Diwali celebration disrupted by far-right activists with anti-Indian placards
A Diwali celebration in Seattle was disrupted after two far-right activists, Jake Lang and Thomas Allen, entered the venue carrying placards demanding the deportation of Indians and alleging a Hindu takeover of Christian America.
Sheikh Hasina seeks new passport in clearest sign of Bangladesh return
The request marks the clearest step by Hasina to act on her plan to return to Bangladesh in December, more than two years after a deadly uprising ended her long rule, raising the prospect of fresh political and legal tensions in a country where her party is now banned.
Trump says his deportation policy 'might have been too tough' for voters
Trump has suggested a potential collaboration with Democrats to reach an immigration agreement. He has also said that while deporting criminals is important, he is open to measures allowing some immigrants to stay.
Hispanic voters helped Trump win in 2024. Now his immigration crackdown could cost him their support
Hispanic voters played a significant role in the Democratic resurgence during the 2026 US midterms. Many voters expressed dissatisfaction with immigration enforcement and the economy under the previous administration. In Texas, communities along the border showed a remarkable shift back to Democratic support. Despite earlier backing Trump in 2024, these voters prioritized economic concerns over immigration policies. Future political strategies must effectively address these diverse voter concerns and priorities.
Deportation of wanted gangster Afridi secured after 10-month international manhunt
In a remarkable operation, Punjab Police has successfully extradited gangster Gurwinder Singh, known as Afridi, from Ethiopia after an extensive manhunt. Wanted for over 30 criminal cases, Afridi eluded capture using a fake passport. This international endeavor showcases the dedication of law enforcement agencies in uniting their efforts to dismantle organized crime, marking a significant win for public safety.
Seattle Diwali celebrations disrupted by activists carrying 'Deport All Dot Heads' placards, spark outrage
Diwali celebrations at Seattle Center were disrupted by conservative activists Jake Lang and Thomas Allen, who carried placards with anti-Hindu and anti-immigrant slogans. The incident triggered condemnation from US Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and community leaders, who called the display racist and said Hindu Americans should be able to celebrate safely.
Indian Americans condemn Seattle Diwali disruption by far-right activist Jake Lang
Far-right activist Jake Lang disrupted a Diwali celebration in Seattle while carrying racist signs targeted at Hindus. Prominent Indian Americans including Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal condemned this hateful display, emphasizing the importance of Diwali. The Coalition of Hindus of North America advised community preparedness against similar incidents in the future. Lang's past included participation in the January 6 Capitol attack, for which he received a pardon.
UK plans facial recognition surveillance to identify visa overstayers and immigration offenders
The UK government is set to broaden the application of live facial recognition technology to detect immigration violations across various venues such as transport hubs, ports, and major public gatherings. The Home Office's goal is to track down individuals who have overstayed their visas or arrived unlawfully in the UK.
US midterms 2026: Democrats win Congress, but can they change Trump's immigration policies?
The recent 2026 midterm elections have shifted the immigration debate, giving Democrats control of Congress and new leverage against President Trump's policies. As calls for reform intensify, lawmakers face challenges in reversing stringent immigration practices. Key issues surround oversight of ICE, protections for Dreamers, and potential pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. How will this political landscape evolve?
Trump admin held talks with Iran on deporting Iranians during war, court documents show
President Donald Trump's administration engaged in secret discussions with Iran about deporting Iranians while the war continued. Court documents reveal that the administration planned to deport Iranians via a third country. The judge demanded the government provide notice of any deportation plans involving Iranians. A lawsuit alleges that immigration agencies shared confidential information with the Iranian government, risking the lives of many individuals.
'America trying to deport Trump': Donald Trump faces Blue storm on social media as Democrats look set to sweep polls. Check hilarious memes
Democrats' strong performance in the US midterm elections has triggered a wave of memes targeting Donald Trump. From jokes about America trying to deport Trump's majority to comparisons with Rahul Gandhi, social media users are turning the Republican setback into political humour.
Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump plan to deport detained Afghans to Afghanistan
A federal judge in New York issued a temporary block on deportation plans for Afghans. This decision came after warnings from advocates and lawmakers about potential risks to their safety. They highlighted that returning these individuals could lead to persecution or even death. The government confirmed there are currently no planned flights for deporting Afghan nationals. The judicial order is set to expire soon, leaving many uncertain about their future.
Trump administration plans to deport some Afghan immigrants to Afghanistan
Afghan immigrants who fled their home country after the Taliban takeover may soon face deportation. The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to deport over 150 Afghans, many of whom are vulnerable. These individuals are related to those who served alongside US forces, raising safety concerns. Deportations are expected to occur via Pakistan due to the absence of diplomatic ties with the Taliban.
A $180.6 million warning for Trump? Texas border towns grapple with the economic fallout of his deportation campaign as local workers feel the growing heat
President Trump's strict immigration policies are leading to economic challenges in the Rio Grande Valley region. Many residents are feeling anxious due to the heightened immigration enforcement ahead of elections. Research indicates a notable economic loss attributed to these immigration enforcement measures. Local businesses are concerned about the impact of these policies on their labor force and customer base.
US begins deportation operations using newly acquired government-owned aircraft
DHS has initiated the use of its newly acquired Boeing 737 aircraft for deportation flights. The aircraft had been previously purchased to enhance immigration enforcement operations under the Trump administration. Despite initial uncertainty, the aircraft completed two deportation flights from Texas to Mexico recently. Critics have raised concerns regarding the necessity of the government-owned fleet amid existing charter operator contracts.
US Supreme Court rejects bid to restore immigration judges’ power to pause deportation cases
The US Supreme Court has decided not to grant immigration judges the authority to halt deportation cases temporarily, thereby reinforcing a previous agreement that ended the practice known as administrative closure. This ruling comes after Texas challenged a Biden-era regulation aimed at enhancing judges' managerial capabilities. Despite support from cities like Baltimore and New Haven, attempts to uphold the regulation were dismissed by the courts.
From deportations to million-dollar visas: The two sides of Donald Trump's immigration policy and who gets to live in America
Trump's administration has intensified deportations while restricting immigration paths for skilled workers. The Gold Card program offers wealthy individuals a streamlined path to US residency. Meanwhile, the H-1B visa application process has seen a significant drop in registrations. Refugee admissions have decreased dramatically compared to previous years, raising concerns for many migrants. Overall, immigration policies reflect a stark contrast between enforcement and opportunities for affluent applicants.
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