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Venezuelan Sues U.S. Over Alleged Torture After Deportation

#ImmigrationLaw #HumanRights

A Venezuelan man is suing the Trump administration for $1.3 million, alleging he was wrongly deported to El Salvador's CECOT prison and endured four months of torture and abuse after being misidentified as a gang member. read more


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Judge Threatens DOJ Lawyers With Contempt in Immigration Cases

#ImmigrationLaw #DOJContempt

A federal judge summoned DOJ lawyers for contempt hearings over repeated violations of court orders in immigration cases. Authorities unlawfully detained immigrants and withheld their personal belongings, defying judicial mandates. read more

Adoptee Faces Deportation to Iran Over Citizenship Gap

#AdopteeDeportation #ImmigrationLaw

An Iranian orphan adopted by a U.S. veteran faces deportation due to a citizenship oversight. She is among thousands of international adoptees never naturalized. Now a Christian, she fears persecution if sent to Iran. read more

Oregon Judge Curbs ICE Arrest Powers

#ICEReform #ImmigrationLaw

A federal judge in Oregon has barred ICE agents from making warrantless arrests unless escape is likely. The ruling came in a class-action lawsuit alleging "violent and brutal" enforcement tactics that deny due process. read more

DHS Lawyer Removed After Courtroom Meltdown

#ImmigrationLaw #GovernmentOverload

A Homeland Security lawyer was removed from her Minnesota detail after telling a federal judge "this job sucks" and "the system sucks." She cited being overwhelmed by cases from Trump-era immigration arrests, revealing mounting frustrations among government attorneys. read more

"President Trump Considers Using Wartime Law to Expedite Deportations"

#Deportations #ImmigrationLaw

The Alien Enemies Act of 1798, a wartime law, may be used by Trump to speed up deportations, targeting groups like Tren de Aragua. Legal experts warn of potential pushback in courts, highlighting past history of abuse and overbroad authority. read more

Oklahoma Considers Rule to Verify Student Citizenship Status for Enrollment

#Oklahoma #ImmigrationLaw

Oklahoma may enforce a new law requiring parents to prove their child's citizenship or immigration status before enrolling them in public schools. The proposal aims to align with President Trump's immigration policies, drawing criticism from teachers and civil liberty groups. read more