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Protesters and journalists are barred from the outside of immigration court. Is it legal?
Assembling outside a court to protest or report the news is usually protected by the First Amendment. But in Phoenix, ...
Groups ask for CMS permission to pass out immigration information after ICE detention
CMS board member Liz Monterrey Duvall said the district already allows the distribution of “Know Your Rights” materials if it ...
In Milford, a town defined by immigration for generations, residents grapple with looming threat of deportation
Milford is another municipality thrust to the front line of President Trump’s ongoing immigration crackdown, with the arrest ...
Can an Employer Ask About My Immigration Status?
Employers cannot directly ask about a job applicant’s specific immigration status during an interview, according to Michelle ...
What’s in Canada’s Immigration Bill—and Why It’s Facing Backlash
Canada’s new bill— The Strong Borders Act —proposes a sweeping shift in immigration that, among other items, expands the ...
Quebec mulling over major cuts to immigration
Quebec’s immigration minister is laying out his targets for the next four years. Jean-François Roberge is also reiterating ...
Visa Vetting 2.0: How AI Can Decode The Hidden Stories In Immigration Applications
While AI is well-positioned to help the immigration process, the key question is—can it understand human intent without ...
Court halts controversial Oklahoma immigration law that would create new state charge
The lawsuit centers on a 2024 law known as House Bill 4156, which would let state courts prosecute people for the crime of ...