This article is also available in English. Read it here.El fiscal general de California, Rob Bonta, ha presentado la demanda número 100 del estado contra el gobierno federal desde que el presidente...

At the immigration detention center in Batavia, the average daily count of detainees reached a peak this fiscal year. But that figure came as non-criminal detainees increase by 60%, and now make up 83% of the total population.

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The article highlights the growing challenges faced by military families in navigating complex immigration policies, particularly under the current administration. It details how ICE has detained veterans and their immediate family members while applying for parole-in-place benefits, which were originally designed to protect service members. The delays in processing these applications have left many families vulnerable to deportation, despite their ties to the U.S. through military service. Service members like Romero Ralios express deep frustration over their families' treatment, with some commanders urging leaders to support troops and their loved ones. Advocacy groups and lawmakers argue that the current policies neglect the sacrifices of military personnel, calling for reforms to ensure families are not penalized for their service. The piece also notes how recruiters continue to promote immigration benefits as a recruitment tool, even as enforcement practices raise concerns about fairness and due process.

Immigrants without criminal records make up 74% of the average daily population in California detention centers and 79% nationwide, according to data released this week by U.S. Immigration and Customs...

Haitian communities in Maryland are experiencing heightened fear and uncertainty as the Trump administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status for over 350,000 Haitians leads to increased ICE arrests. The policy shift has resulted in detentions, including that of a 17-year-old's father, and widespread apprehension among affected families regarding their legal status and safety.

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A Guardian investigation reveals that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have subjected at least 10 detainees to force-feeding during hunger strikes, a practice condemned as torture by human rights organizations. Kurdish asylum seeker Gabar Choli detailed his ordeal in an ICE detention center in Texas, where he was intermittently force-fed for nearly eight months until deportation. Choli described being held in solitary confinement, choking on his own blood, and enduring psychological trauma. The Trump administration has expanded immigration enforcement since 2025, leading to allegations of abuse, including overcrowding, inadequate medical care, and coercive procedures against protesting detainees. Experts warn that force-feeding poses long-term health risks and constitutes torture under international standards. Channelle Diaz, a Columbia University professor, called the practice 'difficult to capture in terms of risk.' The case highlights systemic issues within ICE facilities during Trump's immigration crackdown.

Two pastors, Nepthalí Zozaya Saucedo and Cinthia Saraí Cardona Otero, were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at McAllen International Airport while traveling to a religious retreat in North Carolina. Church leaders allege the couple was threatened with separation from their U.S. citizen children if they did not sign voluntary deportation papers. The pastors, who hold valid R-1 religious worker visas, were taken to a Border Patrol processing center and later addressed a press conference via phone, describing ICE's actions as coercive and unjust. Faith leaders from the Assemblies of God and Latino Christian National Network demanded their immediate release, protection of due process rights, and an investigation into ICE's conduct. The incident follows broader criticism of ICE's policies, including recent fatalities of individuals in custody during President Trump's term. Advocacy groups like Presente! Maine called for justice and accountability, emphasizing the need to end what they describe as a 'terror campaign' against immigrant communities. The case highlights ongoing tensions between religious freedom, immigration enforcement, and family separation policies, with critics arguing that ICE's tactics disproportionately target vulnerable populations.

Are you done excusing the criminality, cruelty and tyranny of ICE and trump regime yet? #humanrightsviolations #TrumpSupporters #racisminamerica #crimesagainsthumanity #icedetentions

Are you done excusing the criminality, cruelty and tyranny of ICE and trump regime yet? #humanrightsviolations #TrumpSupporters #racisminamerica #crimesagainsthumanity #icedetentions

Utah doesn’t have a detention center yet, so immigrants are held in some county jails and driven — or flown — to other states. There was a protest Friday against a rumored Salt Lake City detention fac...