RT Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10)A huge number of migrants, legal and illegal, need to leave the country.We must urgently move away from this idea that one entry enables a migrant to stay forever, with no questions asked.Stopping mass immigration is not enough.We must reverse it. ...

Are you dreaming about home when you're sleeping. >> Um, yes. I dream about my family, my friends, but it's just it's just really hard.>> What's it like when you wake up here. >> It's not my home. >> Imagine for a second that you're a hardworking high school senior.You're a student athlete and you are excited to spend one last year with your friends before going off to college to chase your dreams. You got your whole life ahead of you and suddenly it all falls apart. That is exactly what happened to 17-year ...

Immigration Enforcement & Human Rights - The report highlights the deportation of Nori Sante Ramos, a 17-year-old honor student and athlete, and her mother Estella to Guatemala after a routine ICE check-in [1][2] - The Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies are criticized for deporting individuals with no criminal convictions or pending charges; in Los Angeles, 60% of those deported in June and July fell into this category, double the amount in the previous 16 months [11] - The report emphasizes the violation of due process for asylum seekers who regularly check in with immigration authorities and are then deported to dangerous situations [13][17] - The report argues that non-citizens have rights, and the denial of these rights sets a dangerous precedent [18][19][20] Personal Impact & Safety Concerns - Nori expresses feelings of being lost and scared in Guatemala, missing her life and opportunities in Los Angeles, including her senior year of high school and cross country [4][5] - Nori and her mother fear for their safety in Guatemala due to gang violence and potential targeting [1][15] - Nori's inability to speak Spanish and lack of familiarity with the city exacerbate her feelings of displacement and vulnerability [10] Call to Action & Advocacy - The report calls for awareness and potential legal assistance to help Nori return to the United States [17] - The report aims to shed light on the human impact of immigration policies and advocate for justice and due process for those affected [12][18]

The Trump administration is rolling out quarterly bonuses of as much as $1,000 for state and local police officers who meet immigration-arrest targets, escalating its enforcement crackdown https://t.co/LYG6xVBWQO ...

The Rape of Britain.Remember to drop a white feather for the cowards who failed to stop this.🪶The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole84):Sex crime arrest rates for foreign nationals in England and Wales https://t.co/1oTXJC1wjN ...

Let's get right to our breaking news. A major court loss for the Trump administration. A federal judge says President Trump's use of the National Guard in Los Angeles was illegal.The judge ruling the deployment violates the Paccomatus Act. And he warns President Trump's calls to send troops into other American cities would amount to a national police force with the president as its chief. Before this ruling, Trump teased that Chicago is next on his list for troops.The administration is already planning to s ...

A US judge ruled President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles during protests against his immigration crackdown violated federal law https://t.co/4du7CoFH47 ...

RT Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray)One in four schools in England now has native British children in the minority. In 72 schools, there are none at all. The numbers come straight from the Department for Education’s census, covering more than 21,000 schools. London and the big cities lead the shift, but the trend is everywhere.Native Britons still make up about 73 percent of the UK today, but official projections show that figure collapsing to 57 percent by 2050 and slipping into minority status by 2063. The dr ...

Immigration Enforcement & Legal Challenges - The Trump administration is planning to expand immigration enforcement operations, potentially involving federal troops in Democratic-run cities like Chicago [1] - A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of unaccompanied minors to Guatemala [1][2] - The administration faces legal challenges regarding expedited removal processes, potentially leading to Supreme Court involvement [36] Political Implications & Reactions - The administration's actions are perceived as a political strategy to put Democratic governors on the defensive ahead of the 2028 presidential election [10][11][12] - Illinois Governor JB Pritsker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson have criticized the potential deployment of federal troops, with Johnson signing an executive order to protect Chicagoans' rights [5][19] - Some Democrats suggest the administration is attempting to manufacture a crisis in Chicago [15] Crime & Public Safety - The administration cites crime statistics in Chicago as justification for increased federal involvement, despite overall violent crime reportedly decreasing by nearly 20% and shootings by almost 40% [9][23] - Chicago residents are divided on welcoming federal help, desiring crime reduction but preferring prevention efforts and community-based solutions [22][23][26] - Recent shootings in Chicago resulted in more than 50 shootings, killing seven people, including victims aged 14 and 17 [27] Immigration Policy & Practices - The administration's focus on mass deportations and targeting "the worst of the worst" is challenged by the practical difficulties and resource demands of pursuing actual criminals [30][31] - The administration attempted to expedite the deportation of children pursuing asylum claims, violating special protections for minors under US law [32][33] - The administration is accused of attacking the judge who blocked the deportation of children, claiming she is "kidnapping" them [34]

Immigration Policy - Deportation should be the consequence for any asylum seeker, refugee, or immigrant who commits a crime in Britain [1] - Individuals who cannot respect the rules of the country forfeit their right to live there [1]