TRUMP IMMIGRATION LAWS
Comply with US law or else... Trump warns foreign companies after raid
Following a raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia, President Trump urged foreign companies investing in the U.S. to respect immigration laws and prioritize hiring and training American workers. He assured that legal pathways exist for bringing in skilled foreign talent while emphasizing the importance of adhering to U.S. regulations. South Korea is assisting its citizens detained in the operation.
US Supreme Court backs Trump on aggressive immigration raids
The Supreme Court sided with President Trump's immigration policies, allowing federal agents to conduct raids targeting individuals based on race or language in Southern California. Liberal justices dissented, criticizing the decision as discriminatory towards Latinos.
‘Bring your very smart people legally’: Trump to foreign companies in US after Hyundai plant raid; South Korea to bring home 300 detained workers
After the Hyundai plant raid, Trump said that foreign companies should bring smart people legally and also hire and train American workers. His remarks came after immigration officials arrested 475 workers, most of them South Korean citizens, at the construction site of an electric vehicle battery plant in Georgia. This was the latest in a long line of workplace raids conducted as part of the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda.
South Korea to fly detained workers back as US vows more raids on employers
Following a raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia, South Korea is retrieving its workers. Negotiations for the release of about 300 detained South Koreans are complete. A chartered plane will bring them back after processing. US President Donald Trump addressed foreign companies to respect immigration laws. The incident occurred after a summit pledging closer business ties.
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.
How Trump is weaponising the government to settle personal scores and pursue his agenda
Donald Trump, employing a poker analogy, views power as accumulating and deploying cards. In his second term, he's accused of weaponising government against perceived adversaries, including universities and media. Despite campaigning against such actions, Trump has been criticised for using presidential power to target political opponents and settle scores, prompting debate over the extent of executive authority.
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Several of Trump's immigration policies have faced lawsuits, court rulings
President Trump's stringent immigration policies, including expanded deportations and challenges to birthright citizenship, have faced significant legal challenges. Courts have blocked the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act against alleged gang members and halted fast-track deportations, citing due process concerns. The future of Temporary Protected Status and humanitarian parole remains uncertain as legal battles continue, impacting millions.
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 threatens Chicago with apocalyptic force and Pritzker calls him a 'wannabe dictator'
Donald Trump intensified his commitment to deploy National Guard and immigration officers to Chicago. He shared a parody image referencing 'Apocalypse Now'. This action drew criticism from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, who labelled Trump a 'wannabe dictator'. Trump's post followed repeated threats to increase federal enforcement in Chicago. City and state leaders plan to sue the Trump administration.
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.
Millions of US migrants could now face mandatory detention after Immigration appeals court big ruling
A Justice Department appeals panel has ruled that anyone in deportation proceedings who entered the United States without legal authorization is not entitled to be considered for release on bond by an immigration judge. This is a major departure from previous Justice Department policy, under which such individuals could ask to be freed on bond as their cases proceed if they could prove they had been in the US for two years.
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.
Trump administration targets employer-sponsored green cards with stricter scrutiny
The Trump administration is planning green card reforms impacting companies, skilled workers, and investors. Scheduled for January 2026, a rule will define “bona fide job offers,” allowing site visits. Tighter scrutiny of job roles, recruitment, and wages is expected, increasing compliance costs. Changes to EB-1 eligibility and EB-5 investor programs are also anticipated.
Under Trump’s new rule, temporary immigration judges don’t need immigration law experience
The Trump administration modified hiring rules. This allows temporary immigration judges without prior immigration law experience. The Justice Department aims to reduce a huge backlog of cases. Critics worry about fairness and potential political bias. Elizabeth Taufa warns of eroding due process. The administration has advanced measures to speed up deportations.
Trump administration offers up to $1000 cash bonuses to police for immigration arrests
The Trump administration is offering cash bonuses to police officers. These bonuses are for meeting immigration arrest targets. The program expands enforcement through the 287(g) program. Officers could receive up to $1,000 each quarter. This depends on ICE-directed arrests. The initiative adds to existing reimbursements. ICE seeks to expand its ranks. A Republican spending bill supports the payments.
Trump official says current citizenship test is 'too easy', signals overhaul to ensure 'attachment to Constitution'
The Trump administration plans to make the US citizenship test harder. Officials believe the current test is too easy. They want to ensure applicants understand American civic duties. The new test might include an essay. It could also use standardized testing. USCIS will resume interviewing neighbors. They will also expand their law enforcement unit.
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.
America's immigration agency that issues visas & green cards is hiring armed officers
US Citizenship and Immigration Services will soon have its own law-enforcement unit. This unit can carry weapons and make arrests. The agency aims to combat fraud in immigration applications. Officers will target immigrants and lawyers involved in violations. Critics worry this may deter eligible applicants. The force will focus on detecting fraudulent activities.
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.
Trump cannot use Alien Enemies Act to deport members of Venezuelan gang, appeals court rules
A US court has stopped Donald Trump from using an old war law. This law aimed to deport people linked to a Venezuelan gang. Judges said the law was not for gangs. The Trump government had sent some people to El Salvador. The court ruling can be challenged. The Supreme Court may decide the final outcome.
Students without legal status are dropping out or delaying college as states revoke tuition breaks
Florida students without legal status are facing educational setbacks as state lawmakers revoked in-state tuition benefits. This decision, impacting thousands, forces students like Carlie to abandon in-person classes due to safety concerns and financial constraints. With rising tuition costs and limited opportunities, many are delaying or giving up on college, jeopardizing their future aspirations.
Trump suffers jolt on his National Guards' deployment in LA ahead of his surprise Oval Office announcement
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated federal law by using the US military to help carry out law enforcement activities in and around Los Angeles this summer. This comes as Trump will make an announcement today at 2 pm ET amid his health rumours.
Trump's use of National Guard during Los Angeles immigration protests is illegal, a judge rules
A US judge has declared the Trump administration's deployment of National Guard troops during immigration enforcement protests in Southern California as illegal. Judge Charles Breyer stated that the administration violated federal law by sending troops to accompany federal agents on immigration raids.
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.
Court stops US move to deport Guatemalan kids
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deporting Guatemalan children, responding to concerns about due process violations and protections for unaccompanied minors. Despite the order, some children were reportedly removed from shelters for deportation. The ruling potentially halts the repatriation of hundreds of minors in U.S. custody, marking another legal challenge to the administration's immigration policies.
Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson defies Trump's immigration crackdown plan for city
Chicago's mayor, Brandon Johnson, is resisting the Trump administration's plan to surge federal officers into the city, fearing a militarized immigration deployment. Johnson signed an executive order barring local police from assisting federal immigration enforcement and criticized Trump's actions as unconstitutional and politically motivated.
'Total disaster for country': Trump slams US appeals court after ruling against tariffs
Donald Trump has criticised a federal appeals court ruling against his emergency tariffs, calling it a "total disaster" for the country. He insists the tariffs are vital for protecting American workers and reducing trade deficits, warning that their removal would devastate the US. The court’s decision challenges Trump’s authority to unilaterally reshape trade policy and could potentially require billions in refunds.
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.
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