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Trump’s ICE could deport immigrant who started restaurant chain honoring the president
One of the owners of the controversial Trump Burger restaurant franchise is facing deportation from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Despite his perceived allegiance to President Donald Trump, ICE arrested Roland Mehrez Beainy on May 16 and placed him in detention, The Hill reports.
Arizona, pointed to a detained businesswoman and Marine's mother as examples of ICE's wrongheaded deportation priorities.
Yeonsoo Go, a 20-year-old South Korean student at Purdue University, has been released from federal immigration custody and ...
I understand our country’s immigration system needs change, but this is not justice,” wrote Giovanna Hernadez-Martinez’s ...
Ge was found hanging by the neck and unresponsive in the shower room of his detention pod, ICE said. Ge's death was ...
The company that operates a detention facility in Youngstown is reporting significant profits, driven by what they describe ...
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other lawmakers said they were "increasingly concerned by reporting that U.S. citizens are being detained as a result of the Trump administration’s immigration ...
Many of those detained received removal orders after being convicted of crimes years ago, but were never deported because their home countries did not consider them citizens.
Border czar Tom Homan is not happy with South Park’s latest episode mocking the Trump administration’s mass deportation plan ...
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