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Supreme court allows racial profiling in ICE raids, raising alarm over Latino rights and constitutional violations nationwide
The Supreme Court allowed ICE to use racial profiling in immigration raids across Los Angeles. Latinos, including U.S. citizens, may now be targeted for their appearance, language, or job. Justices disagreed, with Sotomayor warning this creates “second-class citizenship.” The decision could expand raids nationwide, raising concerns about rights, safety, and fairness for Latino communities in the U.S.
TVS Motor to pass full GST benefit to customers: Apache, Raider, NTorq, Jupiter to get cheaper, check new prices & savings
TVS Motor Company will pass on the full benefit of the GST rate reduction to its customers, following the GST Council's decision to lower the tax on ICE vehicles from 28% to 18%. This will result in significant savings on popular models like TVS Apache, Ronin, Raider, Sport, Ntorq, Jupiter, and Zest, starting September 22.
London Tube Strike: Underground services to resume on next Friday, Docklands Light Railway may remain closed on Tuesday, Thursday
London Tube has 272 stations and 11 lines that crisscross the city and its surrounding suburbs.
US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid, top official says
The Trump administration plans to intensify immigration enforcement at workplaces, according to White House official Tom Homan, following a raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia that resulted in hundreds of arrests. Homan stated that businesses hiring undocumented immigrants exploit them for lower wages, undercutting competition.
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Inside the Hyundai raid: A monthslong probe that shook Georgia’s EV ambitions
A massive immigration raid at the Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia detained over 475 individuals, including South Korean nationals, halting construction and sparking economic and diplomatic repercussions. The action, targeting alleged visa violations and unlawful hiring, has raised concerns about U.S. visa restrictions and their impact on foreign investment in the EV sector.
Trump administration launches immigration crackdown in Massachusetts, reports say
The Trump administration has initiated Patriot 2.0, a deportation operation in Massachusetts targeting undocumented immigrants, particularly those with criminal records. DHS criticized Boston's sanctuary policies, alleging they protect dangerous criminals. The operation, expected to last several weeks, focuses on individuals released from local custody despite ICE detainers, raising concerns about federal overreach and local autonomy.
Trust is bust despite Donald Trump-initiated thaw in ties with India
Former diplomats caution against trusting Trump's recent conciliatory remarks towards India, viewing them as a tactic to destabilize perceived adversaries. His administration's actions, including sanctions-like measures, have damaged relations with India and alienated allies worldwide.
Scandal explodes: Fired Nestlé CEO’s mistress claims he cheated with another woman in Swiss hotel, says report
Former Nestlé CEO Laurent Freixe was removed after a big scandal that involved secret relationships inside the company. Reports say the issue started in a Zurich hotel and later reached top Nestlé leaders. The company fired him for breaking its rules. The scandal has shocked Nestlé and raised questions about workplace ethics.
Did Trump carry out largest US enforcement operation? Chaos in Georgia after 500 detained in Hyundai plant raid
Many South Korean nationals were arrested Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) carried out a raid at a Hyundai battery plant in the state of Georgia on Thursday. The arrested workers were being held at an ICE facility in Folkston, Georgia. ICE said arrested workers had violated their visitor visas. Hyundai has responded to the raid and South Korea, a key ally of the US, has expressed concern over the arrest.
Hyundai plant in Georgia rocked as 475 workers taken by ICE in huge raid
Homeland Security arrested hundreds of workers in Georgia during a raid at a Hyundai plant. The action is linked to illegal employment investigations. Hyundai said the arrested workers are not directly employed by the company. The case has drawn attention from South Korea, which asked the US to protect the rights of its citizens.
US immigration authorities arrested 475 workers at Hyundai facility in Georgia on Thursday, ICE official says
Many of those arrested had temporary visas for tourism and business travel that are not authorized for work, including South Korean nationals, the official told Reuters.
H-1B reforms may be next, says USCIS chief as White House readies announcement
The White House is considering changes to the H-1B visa program to protect American workers, according to USCIS Director Joseph Edlow. The administration is weighing a "Weighted Selection" rule and exploring broader reforms, potentially prioritizing higher wages. Simultaneously, the Department of Justice is investigating hiring practices that may favor H-1B workers over US citizens, signaling increased scrutiny of the program.
H-1B visa scrutiny rises as DOJ launches discrimination probes
The US Department of Justice is investigating H-1B visa-related hiring discrimination claims amid calls for program reform. Several probes are underway, examining allegations of companies favoring visa holders over qualified American workers. Policy changes are also reshaping the H-1B process, including a shift to a beneficiary-centric lottery and potential wage-based allocation.
Death toll in Lisbon streetcar crash rises to 17 as Portugal observes national day of mourning
The 19th-century streetcar is one of Lisbon's big tourist attractions and is usually packed with foreigners at this time of year for its short and picturesque trip up and down one of the city's steep hills. Teams of pathologists at the National Forensics Institute, reinforced by colleagues from three other Portuguese cities, worked through the night on autopsies, officials said. The injured were admitted to several hospitals in the Lisbon region.
Pierre Poilievre pushes to end Temporary Foreign Worker program to protect Canadian jobs
Canada temporary foreign workers: Pierre Poilievre wants Canada to end its Temporary Foreign Worker program. He says it hurts Canadian workers. He proposes a separate program for farm jobs only. The government defends the program. They say it fills needed roles. Migrant rights groups criticize Poilievre's plan. They accuse him of xenophobia.
Citizens are tracking ICE in real time to warn migrants. Is that legal?
Across the U.S., activists are increasingly monitoring ICE agents, using social media and apps to alert communities to their presence. These actions aim to protect immigrant communities, but the Trump administration argues they aid criminals and obstruct law enforcement.
US tariffs: What PM Modi is going to do for Tamil Nadu's textile-exports dominated western region, asks DMK
The DMK criticizes the central government's inaction regarding the impact of US tariffs on Tamil Nadu's textile industry, particularly in the Tiruppur and Coimbatore regions. Citing potential job losses and industrial unit closures, the DMK demands a special fund package from PM Modi to protect the affected industries.
Few Trump voters back his immigration crackdown, but some worry about his methods
Despite supporting Donald Trump's strict immigration policies, some of his voters express concerns about the methods used, particularly regarding ICE raids. While they largely back border security and deporting criminals, opinions diverge on the fairness of detentions. Many Trump voters desire a clearer path to legal status for law-abiding immigrants who contribute to the economy.
UP: Bhadohi's carpet sector faces uncertainty due to US tariffs; "most goods on hold" says CEPC
Carpet traders in Bhadohi faced significant challenges due to US tariffs. The Carpet Export Promotion Council reported a major business decline. Sixty percent of Bhadohi's carpet exports went to America. Factories reduced staff due to halted production. The council urged government intervention to alleviate the financial burden. Alternatives to the US market are being explored.
President Trump's policies spark protests in multiple US cities on Labor Day
On Labour Day, protests erupted in several American cities. Demonstrators criticised President Donald Trump. They demanded a fair living wage for workers. Rallies took place in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. Protesters voiced concerns about low wages and immigration policies. They also expressed worries about the influence of billionaires. The demonstrations highlighted various social and economic issues.
Citizenship dream turns nightmare: ICE detains woman with Green Card even after passing exam
Sharareh Moghadam, a legal U.S. resident with a green card, was detained by ICE after passing her citizenship exam. Her husband and local community are supporting her. ICE says she has a criminal record. The case raises questions about U.S. immigration enforcement and how green card holders are treated, drawing attention nationwide to similar detention cases.
Labor Day 2025 USA: Is Target open today? Monday timings shoppers need to know
Target opening and closing hours on Labor Day 2025 in the US may vary. Shoppers need to check out details.
Unions undertake nearly 1,000 "Workers Over Billionaires" protests against Trump across US - key points
Nearly 1,000 Workers Over Billionaires protests are planned this Labor Day across the United States. Unions and community groups are coming together to speak out for workers and against billionaires. The events highlight growing support for labor rights, fair wages, and collective action. People in all 50 states are expected to join the rallies.
Trump administration plans immigration crackdown in Chicago
The Trump administration is planning a large-scale immigration crackdown in Chicago, potentially utilizing a naval base as a staging area for 200 homeland security officials. This operation, slated for September, has drawn criticism from Chicago's mayor, who views it as a politically motivated attempt to endanger residents.
US: Deportations reach new high after summer surge in immigration arrests
Under President Trump, deportations have surged, nearing 1,500 daily, fueled by increased ICE funding. While falling short of the million-a-year goal, deportations exceed Obama-era levels. A shift in focus targets immigrants beyond criminals, sparking nationwide protests and legal challenges. Detention centers are expanding to accommodate the surge, raising concerns about due process and racial profiling.
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