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Late Thursday, President Trump announced on Truth Social that he plans to 'permanently pause' immigration from all 'Third World countries,' saying the move will give the U.S. a chance to 'fully recover'—just in time for Thanksgiving.
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The Trump administration said it plans a sweeping, high-stakes review of every green card holder from nations it considers ‘of concern,’ a move sparked by the Washington, DC, shooting that wounded two National Guard troops—and one officials say is just the beginning of a broader crackdown.
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A family member of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was taken into federal custody by immigration authorities in Massachusetts, adding an unexpected twist to the national spotlight.
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ICE stormed New York City’s streets Wednesday, rounding up a crew of dangerous illegal immigrants — including Senegalese offenders with long criminal histories involving drug trafficking, robbery, domestic violence, and even attacks on police, authorities said.
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Attorneys representing Monarez argue that she was deliberately targeted for standing firm in defense of public health, refusing to endorse what they described as ‘unscientific’ directives.
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Trump said to eye the same trusted aide for another Fed board seat; Top U.S. political headlines for Tuesday, August 26.
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The tent camp, designed to hold 5,000 beds, would become the largest facility of its kind in the U.S., raising concerns among advocates who warn that such centers frequently fail to meet basic humanitarian standards.
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Luis Leon’s family was first informed that he had died, but they later discovered he was alive in a hospital in Guatemala.
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Nursing homes, already facing difficulties in recruiting staff, are now contending with President Donald Trump’s crackdown on one of their few dependable sources of labor: immigration.