A federal judge in Maryland is ordering the immediate release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from ICE custody. Back in March, Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador and is now back in the United States to face human smuggling charges. He's pleaded not guilty.Since then, the Trump administration has unsuccessfully tried to deport him to various African countries. Judges are able to order detained migrants released if their removal from the US does not appear imminent. ...

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This video shows the moment a Colombian woman was arrested at a daycare center in Chicago on the 5th of November following what ICE called a targeted traffic stop. In a statement defending the arrest, the Department of Homeland Security said the woman's car was registered to a female illegal alien. But that made me wonder, how would they know that.They had to link vehicle registration data, which is held by the states, with citizenship data, which is held by the federal government. Documents show that ICE c ...

Well, more than nine months into the Trump administration's immigration crackdown. Roughly 220,000 people have been arrested by ICE agents. That number comes from new data shared by the University of California, Berkeley as part of its deportation data project.It also found that nearly 75,000 people who were arrested have no criminal records. These numbers give one of the most revealing looks into the Trump administration's aggressive efforts to reign in immigration. NBC News senior homeland security corres ...

Raising a foreign flag is treason and should result in immediate deportationRebecca Mistereggen (@RMistereggen):Syrian did this all over Europe, from Oslo to London, through Berlin: raining their flags and demonstrating.Question is, why are they even here? Their reason for fleeing is gone. Retur home. ...

When you got to Honduras, my understanding is you went to your grandparents house and and finally after days of your parents looking for you, you were able to get on the phone and talk to your dad. What did you tell him. What was that phone call like.I was like when I got here my immediately instinct told me to call my parents and thank God I was able to and let them know mom like I was like mom um I got deported I'm here and um she was like it's okay it's okay Um she was just like, "It's okay. Um we we alr ...

Annie, I'm so sorry. And the thought that comes to mind for me is that, you know, you hear Donald Trump and all these people say over and over, they're going after the worst of the worst. But you're a college freshman from Babson who was there on a scholarship.Your dad works in a tailor shop in Texas. He was so proud of you when you got in to go to school there. He ran in and was telling everybody according to reports I read about how ecstatic he was and and how much he loves you.Um, are you a criminal. Are ...

I want to talk to you about what happened. You go to the airport, Logan airport, to surprise your family for Thanksgiving. Um, and you go through the checkpoint, um, like the normal security checkpoint.And then tell me what happened. >> Yeah, everything was going really well after I did my security um, check. Um, I was in there waiting until the gate was like open.right at when the gate opened. Um, it was my turn for my ticket to be scanned, but it it appeared something that something was wrong with my tick ...

Republicans said they were going to deport the worst of the worst. Did they really mean Babson College students that were coming home to surprise their family. And then here here you have this this college student at Babson who is met at Logan and ends up being shackled and sent back to Honduras, a country where her parents removed her from because of the violence when she was seven years old.And again, this is this is remarkable. I don't want to get into great details, but um this weekend we ran into a cou ...

a heavy-handed approach to immigration issues, including the deportation of a college student who was brought to America when she was just 7 years old. She's now in Honduras this morning after being shackled at the airport while flying home from Boston to Texas to surprise her family on Thanksgiving. >> That that that that's just a terrible story.And when Republicans said they were going to deport the worst of the worst, did they really mean Babson College students that were coming home to surprise their fa ...