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  • DEPORTATIONS
    5% of People Detained by ICE Have Violent Convictions, 73% No Convictions
    David J. Bier

    President Trump’s deportation agenda does not match the campaign promises that he made – he said he would focus on deporting “the worst of the worse” – nor the rhetoric from his officials. The opposite is the case: for example, 73 percent of people booked into ICE custody this fiscal year had no criminal conviction. Of the small number of those convicted of a crime, the majority had vice, immigration, or traffic convictions. The problem: the diversion of effort and resources to find and deport noncriminal undocumented migrants has reduced the ability of DHS and the FBI to pursue investigations into terrorist financing; child exploitation and human trafficking; and drug and gun crimes.

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  • MIGRATION
    Net Migration to the U.K. Has Dropped to Pre-Brexit Levels – Why It May Not Be Enough to Satisfy Voters
    Mihnea Cuibus

    As numbers of migrants fall and restrictions on immigration are implemented, are high public concerns about immigration also likely to come down, reducing pressure on the government? Not necessarily, for several reasons. Hence, migration is likely to be a central political issue for the foreseeable future.

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  • DEPORTATION
    Trump’s Immigration Forces Deploy “Less Lethal” Weapons in Dangerous Ways, Skirting Rules and Maiming Protesters
    A. C. Thompson and J. David McSwane

    Civil rights and weapons experts cite the consequences of federal agents’ use of crowd control weapons: religious leaders shot with pepper balls and noxious chemicals. A nurse nearly blinded by tear gas. Protestors trapped, struggling to breathe.

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  • COST OF EXCLUSION
    The Effects of the 1942 Japanese Exclusion on US Agriculture
    Peter Zhixian Lin and Giovanni Peri

    The U.S. government’s 1942 Japanese relocation program removed the advantage that high-skilled Japanese farmers had given to local agriculture on the West Coast. Whether the forced evacuation contributed to national security is open to question, but it was certainly costly.

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  • IMMIGRATION
    Trump Allows More Foreign Ag Workers, Eases Off ICE Raids on Farms
    Tim Henderson

    In a tacit admission that U.S. food production requires foreign labor, the Trump administration is making it easier for farmers to employ guest workers from other countries. The shifts come as many Americans are concerned about the rising cost of food.

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  • VISAS
    Not Indentured: H‑1B Visa Holders Have Changed Jobs 1.1 Million Times
    David J. Bier

    Critics of the H 1B visa for skilled foreign workers often claim that the status amounts to “indentured” servitude. Indentured servitude is a contract to work for a single employer for a predetermined period without pay. Although H 1B workers face more obstacles to changing jobs than US citizens, H 1B workers are not tied to a single employer and change jobs regularly.

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  • DEMOCRACY WATCH
    Trump’s National Guard Deployments Reignite 200-Year-Old Legal Debate Over State vs. Federal Power
    Andrea Katz

    If you’re confused about what the law does and doesn’t allow the president to do with the National Guard, that’s understandable. The conflict between the Trump administration and states such as Oregon and Illinois throws into relief a question as old as the Constitution itself: Where does federal power end and state authority begin?

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  • DEMOCRACY WATCH
    Unfettered and Unaccountable: How Trump is Building a Violent, Shadowy Federal Police Force
    J. David McSwane and Hannah Allam

    Under President Donald Trump’s deportation mission, ICE officers are using force to detain and jail immigrants. The administration gutted guardrails and offices meant to rein in abusive actions. Some families say they have no idea where their loved ones were jailed after immigration raids.

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  • FAKE EMERGENCIES
    What Really Happened in Portland Before Trump Deployed the National Guard
    Rob Davis and Steve Suo

    President Donald Trump said there was a need to deploy National Guard troops to “War ravaged” Portland to protect “under-siege” ICE agents. The president’s claims were divorced from the reality on the ground. In the two months before Trump’s decision, criminal charges were announced against only three people. On nights when physical conflict did erupt, it often came from police firing on, shoving, pepper-spraying, and tackling protesters.

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  • PRIVACY
    DHS Wants States to Hand Over Driver’s License Data for Citizenship Checks
    Jen Fifield and Zach Despart

    It’s the latest step in an unprecedented initiative to pool confidential data that the Trump administration claims will help identify noncitizens on voter rolls and tighten immigration enforcement.

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  • IMMIGRATION
    Arizona Looks to Legal Immigration with Trump's Border Security
    Andrew Rice, <em>The Center Square</em>

    In Arizona, state and local leaders have called on the federal government to enforce illegal immigration more strictly for years. But Arizona legislators have also been pushing Congress to develop an additional legal immigration pathway in the state.

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  • IMMIGRATION
    Details of DHS Agreement Reveal Risks of Trump Administration’s Use of Social Security Data for Voter Citizenship Checks
    Jen Fifield

    A recently released agreement gives the Department of Homeland Security access to hundreds of millions of Americans’ Social Security data. It contains alarmingly few provisions to ensure accuracy and privacy, experts say.

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  • DEPORTATIONS
    Removals from Inside U.S. Outnumber Border Deportations for the First Time Since 2014
    Tim Henderson

    The Trump administration now expects about 600,000 total deportations in 2025, fewer than under the Biden administration’s final fiscal year, as a drop in border crossings outweighs the effect of increased deportations elsewhere.

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  • ACCOUNTABILITY
    There’s a Right to Record ICE Raids–and There’s No Blanket Immunity for Raiders
    Walter Olson

    DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin have repeatedly asserted that citizens have no right to photograph or video record ICE raids or identify the officers by name. This is not an accurate description of the state of the law, and it is dangerous to tell ICE agents that they have blanket immunity whatever they do. If the agents are hearing a persistent message from their higher ups of “you’re immune no matter what you do,” it’s up to the rest of us to disabuse them of that error.

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  • IMMIGRATION
    Texas Lawmaker Introduces Agricultural Visa Reform
    Andrew Rice, <em>The Center Square</em>

    A Texas lawmaker introduced legislation to reform the H-2A visa program for agricultural workers. U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-Texas) introduced the Bracero Program 2.0 Act, a bill to make wage reforms and technical upgrades to the H-2a temporary agricultural visa program.

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  • VISAS
    Bipartisan Lawmakers Urge Trump to End $100k Visa Fee
    Andrew Rice, <em>The Center Square</em>

    A bipartisan group of lawmakers is urging President Donald Trump to end his $100,000 fee for H-1B visa holders. the Congressional members warned that businesses will struggle with the new fee and it will weaken American competitiveness globally.

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  • FAKE EMERGENCIES
    White House’s Video About Supposed “Mess” in Chicago Consists Mostly of Stitched-Together Outdated Video Pieces from Six Other States

    The White House released a video which, it claimed, showed unruly and violent conduct by Chicagoans in confrontations with police and ICE gents, thus justifying Trump’s order to send 300 Texas National Guard troops to deal with “the mess” in Chicago. But most of the released video had nothing to do with Chicago: It consisted of stitched-together pieces of video footage from six other states, with some of the video fragments filmed in 2023 and 2024, when Biden was president.

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  • IMMIGRATION
    We Found That More Than 170 U.S. Citizens Have Been Held by Immigration Agents. They’ve Been Kicked, Dragged and Detained for Days.
    Nicole Foy

    The government doesn’t track how many citizens are held by immigration agents. We found more than 170 cases this year where citizens were detained at raids and protests. More than 20 citizens have reported being held for over a day without being able to call their loved ones or a lawyer. In some cases their families couldn’t find them.

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  • H-1B VISAS
    Trump’s New $100K Visa Fee Could Worsen State Doctor Shortages, Experts Say
    Nada Hassanein

    Many immigrant physicians help fill gaps in rural communities’ health care systems thanks in part to the H-1B visa, which allows skilled foreign workers to come work in the U.S.

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  • H-1B VISAS
    Trump’s H-1B Visa Change: What to Know
    Clara Fong and Diana Roy

    The H-1B visa program has helped fill gaps in critical sectors like health care and technology, though it has faced criticism that it adversely affects American workers. The Trump administration’s move to sharply increase the fee for new H-1B petitions has raised concerns about its potential effects on the U.S. economy.

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  • ICE more than doubled its workforce in 2025
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  • U.S. to deport hundreds of Iranians held on immigration charges, Tehran says
  • Trump targeting of pro-Palestinian campus activists for deportation is unlawful, US judge rules
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  • Kansas getting $500K in law enforcement grants
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