Trump Obamacare Rule Tips Scale in Fight Over DACA Expansion
The Trump administration’s move to increase oversight of the Affordable Care Act marketplace is poised to give a boost to litigation to roll back some immigrants’ access to government-subsidized insurance granted by the Biden administration,
A new rule proposed by the Trump administration would revoke health insurance access for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients arguing they don’t meet the “lawfully present” standa…
Cornell University Professor Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer talks uncertain future of DACA under Trump Administration. Professor Kelley-Widmer is also the founder and director of Cornell’s Immigration Law & Ad…
After four years, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program resumed taking applications. However, a key part is missing for Texas applicants.
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Educating the Immigrant Community: Resources to avoid self-deportation
The Dream Center hosted a workshop in collaboration with the Sociology, Chicano/a Studies and Asian American Studies Department, providing tools and resources on immigrant rights. Empowering Our Immi…
Buying a home? It will be more difficult for some sectors with Trump
The Trump administration's recent policy limits FHA-backed mortgage access for immigrants without permanent status, complicating their path to homeownership.
Kansas City-area man deported after...grandfather’s grave in Mexico
A DACA recipient from Roeland Park has sued the Trump administration after he was not allowed to reenter the United States. The post Kansas City-area man deported after visiting grandfather’s grave i…
The big problem with judging people by their ‘gang tattoos’
The bottom line: While many people in gangs have tattoos that demonstrate their membership, many people who have absolutely no gang ties also get similar tattoos. Relying on them to determine gang me…
Why tattoos are such an unreliable marker of gang membership
Many gang members have tattoos to demonstrate their allegiance. But many people with no gang ties will get inked with similar imagery, which can lead law enforcement astray.
Federal judges from both parties blocked...— maybe it’s not the judges
BlackPressUSA: President's policies were blocked 46 times during his administration, with rulings from both Republican and Democratic judges.
DOGE granted access to naturalization-related IT systems, memo shows
A memo from United States Citizenship and Immigration Services raises concerns about the extent to which the Elon Musk-led group could access personal information related to immigration.
Xavier Becerra announces run for California governor
Xavier Becerra, former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and Attorney General of California, has announced his bid for Governor of California.
Day without immigrants sees a drop in attendance in Quincy
Schools across North Central Washington are seeing mixed attendance trends as families navigate concerns over immigration enforcement. The Quincy School District reported steady attendance but a drop
Trump wants to require immigrants to...These rights groups are suing
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services says come April 11, undocumented people and other immigrants will be required to provide biometric data or face civil and criminal penalties.
Federal Judges from Both Parties Blocked...— Maybe It’s Not the Judges
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Senate GOP embraces controversial tax cut strategy
Senate Republicans are fully embracing the strategy of plowing ahead on President Trump's "one, big beautiful bill" by bypassing the parliamentarian on a crucial accounting matter. Why it matters: Se…