The state attorney general put this tweet out. We recently got a tip from someone whose abusive ex overstayed a tourism visa. He is now queued up for deportation.If your ex is in this country illegally, please feel free to reach out to our office. We'd be happy to assist. What in the revenge.This number one, there's something deeper here with this man, right. He probably probably has some ex trauma in there that you know that's the reason that but I got to tell you that he um this attorney general is crazy. ...

Immigration Policies and Civil Rights Concerns - League of United Latin American Citizens (LUAC) filed a complaint with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regarding mass deportation policies [1][2] - The complaint focuses on the case of Adrien Ringle, a legal US resident allegedly wrongfully deported to El Salvador and then Venezuela [1][6] - Ringle was detained without a warrant and allegedly denied his right to see a judge before deportation [3][4] - The organization highlights the physical and psychological trauma experienced by deportees, including reports of sexual violence at detention centers [5] Government Funding and Enforcement - The government has allocated $160 billion to immigration enforcement, making DHS the second-largest federal agency [11] - Approximately $8 billion is allocated to surveillance and monitoring, enabling access to data from various agencies like Social Security, IRS, and HHS [11] - FEMA is allocating $600 million to states for building immigration detention centers [10][12] - Alligator Alcatraz, a detention center in Florida, costs $500 million and is considered ill-suited to house a large number of immigrants [13] Legal Challenges and Birthright Citizenship - LUAC filed a lawsuit to fight for birthright citizenship for all immigrants in the United States [15] - The organization opposes the reinterpretation of the constitutional amendment related to birthright citizenship [15][16] - A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship for those born in the US to parents who are in the country illegally [14]

Tonight, a California DACA recipient is on the brink of deportation after a wrong turn at the border. For Eric Hernandez, a ride share driver, an accidental crossing into Mexico from San Diego cost him his freedom, according to his attorney. His attorney says he picked up a fair that was headed to a neighborhood right by the border.On the way, he missed an exit on the highway. Unable to turn around, he crossed into Mexico and then right into the hands of border agents. Oh my god.Like, I don't know what I'm ...

Democrats at the state and local level are coming up with new ways to try to fight the Trump administration's harsh deportation tactics. Officials in Massachusetts, New York, and California are all considering bills that would ban ICE agents from wearing masks during immigration raids. Meanwhile, some activists say they're taking matters into their own hands to protect their communities. One California man created a website that tracks ICE officers, telling the Washington Post its purpose to alert locals, q ...

In its latest move to escalate mass deportations, the Trump administration is granting ICE access to the personal data of nearly 79 million Medicaid enroles, including home addresses and ethnicity details under a new agreement with the Department of Health and Human Services. A DHS spokesperson tells NBC News, "This is about ensuring undocumented immigrants don't access Medicaid, even though it's already illegal for undocumented immigrants to receive benefits. Immigration advocates are calling it a dangerou ...

With a tripling of its annual budget and pressure to increase deportations, ICE is racing to expand its detention space with temporary tentlike structures, despite safety warnings https://t.co/miri7gXoVy ...

The Trump administration sent about 250 Venezuelan deportees back to their home country in exchange for remaining Americans held in Venezuela, sources say. https://t.co/flN9B9PLGJ ...

Venezuela is set to receive a group of deportees freed from jail in El Salvador following an unexpected breakthrough in ongoing talks with the US https://t.co/FKVayMdi0r ...

The Trump administration will give deportation officials personal data, including addresses and ethnicities, of the nation's 79 million Medicaid recipientshttps://t.co/mKgQic8pbb ...

The Trump administration’s assiduous efforts to deport people to places like Libya and South Sudan are clearly intended to scare noncitizens. They also represent a moral failure, @NoahRFeldman says (via @opinion) https://t.co/BL8Q9vGiAP ...