MASS DEPORTATION
'Trump has cost us': After midterm losses, MAGA asks if it's over
MAGA supporters are reflecting on the recent midterm election losses and their implications for the movement. Many are questioning Trump's role in the party's electoral failures and expressing frustration with party leaders. The elections have raised concerns about the future direction of the MAGA movement, prompting some to call for a re-evaluation of its goals. Discontent over economic issues like living costs has contributed to this disillusionment among supporters.
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?
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.
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Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope in history to vote in a US general election
The Vatican confirmed Friday that the Chicago-born pontiff had submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, citing his long-standing belief in civic participation.
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.
For Trump, a hot-button issue goes from being a big strength to being a liability
For Trump, the challenge is no longer simply to demonstrate that his administration can restrict illegal immigration. It is to convince voters that the methods used to achieve that objective are justified.
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.
One Ohio town, two competing visions of America: How Springfield became the centre of Trump's immigration crackdown and a growing national divide
Springfield, Ohio, has become a focal point in America's immigration debate due to changing policies. President Trump's administration is ending Temporary Protected Status for many Haitian migrants, causing significant uncertainty. The political landscape is affected as deportation efforts intensify and the midterm elections approach. Stories like that of Pierre Damas Bel highlight the human impact of these policies on families.
Trump warns 'Europe is finished' without border closures, deportations amid France unrest
US President Donald Trump expressed his concerns about Europe's future, predicting collapse due to immigration issues. He advised French President Emmanuel Macron to close France's borders to prevent unrest, emphasizing the connection between immigration and violence. In a recent week, significant unrest occurred in Bordeaux, prompting a curfew for unaccompanied minors. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu ordered partial curfews in response to the violent disturbances across France.
With a mixed scorecard, Trump poised to test his powers again at US Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court begins its new nine-month term on Monday with several cases testing the scope of President Donald Trump’s powers. Justices will hear disputes involving immigration and deportation policies, while appeals over transgender military service, asylum restrictions, federal prosecutors and executive authority could further shape the boundaries of presidential power.
US Supreme Court to hear clash over Trump's immigration detention policy
The US Supreme Court has decided to review a contentious issue surrounding the mandatory detention of undocumented immigrants, a policy born out of President Trump's administration. This practice has faced backlash from several advocacy groups, especially after the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals supported the administration's stance. Numerous lawsuits from immigrants cite unlawful detentions lacking bond hearings, and the upcoming ruling could significantly reshape immigration practices in the US.
US Supreme Court lets Trump administration resume third-country deportations
The US Supreme Court has permitted the deportation of migrants to third countries without the chance to present their concerns. This decision supports the Trump administration's immigration policies aimed at rapid expulsions. Many deported migrants have faced severe risks, including potential persecution and violence in these third countries. Legal challenges continue as human rights groups advocate for the rights of affected individuals.
From ‘little communist’ to ‘great mayor’: Trump, Mamdani strike warm tone in New York
US President Donald Trump and Mayor Zohran Mamdani met to discuss key city issues. They spoke about immigration enforcement and a large housing development project. The leaders acknowledged their political differences while seeking common ground. Mamdani expressed his strong opinions on keeping New Yorkers safe. The meeting occurred ahead of the United Nations General Assembly.
Meet Jeanette Vizguerra, the Mexican immigrant who defied ICE, found church sanctuary, made Time’s 100 Most Influential People list and won the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award
Jeanette Vizguerra arrived in the US from Mexico in 1997 and went on to become a prominent immigrant rights activist in Colorado. Her decades-long fight for legal status included seeking sanctuary in a Denver church, facing repeated deportation threats from ICE and later being detained in 2025. Despite these challenges, Vizguerra continued advocating for immigrants and workers and received the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award in 2025.
Assam land law clubs Bangladeshi, East Bengal origin people with indigenous Assamese
The Assam Land Revenue Regulation Amendment redefines original inhabitants, including those of Bangladeshi origin. This change nullifies protections for encroached Satra land and indigenous communities' rights. The amendment contradicts the Assam Accord and previous recommendations for safeguarding local populations. Government data indicates significant encroachment on Satra lands, primarily in Barpeta and Nagoan districts. PVM criticizes the government for failing to implement promises regarding indigenous rights and foreigner issues.
ICE Age, the game Don of the MAGAsaurs
The White House launched online games with "MAGA" themes, featuring deportation and border wall building. One game depicts border czar Tom Homan chasing migrants along the Rio Grande river. Another game, "Build the Wall," instructs players to "protect the border from the coming horde." Rights groups criticised the games, calling them a "lack of seriousness" and dehumanising.
ICE arrests jumped to nearly 50,000 in July, the highest monthly total of Trump's second term
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 49,571 people in July, the highest monthly total since Donald Trump returned to office, according to government data. The July figure was 15% higher than June’s 43,021 arrests and 70% above February’s 29,241.
Strategy gone wrong? Donald Trump angry that deportation numbers aren’t high, ‘It’s driving him nuts,’ claims report
Donald Trump is reportedly fuming that immigration officials are not being able to carry out his promise of carrying out the largest deportation operation in the history of the United States, as the deportation numbers are not taking a surge
Are Donald Trump's mass deportations, which he dubbed the largest program in American history, failing? Here's what reports say
The White House PR campaign is going ahead in full steam even though President Trump's mass deportation plans have still not started. The ongoing Trump administration has been using some major airtime to highlight 'enforcement actions' by Immigration and Customs and Enforcement
Up to $852,000: How much Trump ends up paying for each deportation flight
President Trump’s administration has initiated deportation flights using U.S. military planes, significantly increasing costs compared to DHS-chartered flights. A C-17 flight reportedly costs $252,000, and a C-130E flight could cost up to $852,000, contrasting with DHS flights costing $8,577.
Mexico builds temporary shelters to prepare for mass deportations from US
Mexican authorities are setting up large shelters in Ciudad Juarez to accommodate potential mass deportations of Mexicans from the US under President Trump's policy. The plan includes providing food, medical care, and transportation to their hometowns. However, there are concerns about Mexico's capacity to handle a sudden influx of returnees.
Whopping amount of money: Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan says admin will require a massive $86 billion for mass deportations
According to latest reports, the upcoming border czar named Tom Homan for the US President- elect Donald Trump administration said that the planned mass deportation program will be requiring a massive $86 billion.
Trump's plan of mass deportations of illegal immigrants out? Border czar lays out plan
Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, has revealed what would be the US government's plan on mass deportations of illegal immigrants. Trump and his Vice President-elect JD Vance have vowed to carry out the largest deportation programme in the history of America. Tom Homan revealed what would he need to execute the plan and the total cost of the operation.
Trump's new problem: Mass deportations could result in a major US recession, say economists
Donald Trump's new regime will become reality in the coming months, based on his massive victory in the US Presidential elections 2024. But, the biggest challenge for Trump could be the arrival of a US recession if mass deportations become a reality
Trump confirms plans to use the US military to help in mass deportations
Donald Trump plans major immigration changes. He will use the military to deport people who are in the US illegally. Trump wants to build large detention centers. He also wants to change laws about citizenship for children born in the US. Immigrant groups and legal experts are worried about these plans. They say the plans may be illegal.
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