Industry Focus - Private prison companies are capitalizing on Trump's immigration crackdown [1] - The industry involves billion-dollar private prison companies [1]

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Businesses in Texas that face a labor squeeze from Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown are responding by offering more hours to existing employees and increasing wages and benefits, according to a Dallas Fed survey https://t.co/kMXoZ8Ko5P ...

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President Donald Trump suggests Prime Minister Keir Starmer needs to lower taxes, cut immigration and stop crime in the UK if he wants to beat populist Nigel Farage in the next general election https://t.co/RkKNP61IHd ...

Exclusive: Most Americans support President Trump’s immigration crackdown but they say his approach goes too far, according to a new WSJ poll https://t.co/z7qPqH8pqV ...

One of the largest and oldest Latino rights countries in the US has filed a formal complaint with the Department of Homeland Security over its mass deportation policies. The complaint was filed Thursday by the League of United Latin American Citizens on behalf of 27year-old Adrien Ringle, a legal US resident they say was wrongfully removed from the country without due process and sent to the Seat Prison in El Salvador. He has now been sent to his native Venezuela in a prisoner swap.Joining me now is the CEO ...

A Venezuelan migrant who was sent to El Salvador's notorious SECOT is taking the first step to sue the United States for what he says was his wrongful detention, telling reporters, quote, "I want to clear my name." New reporting this week also sheds light on the horrific conditions that he and the more than 200 other deported migrants endured over the course of four months. Three ex-detaines told the Washington Post that they were repeatedly beaten, denied access to lawyers. They were also shot with rubber ...

Incident Overview - An American citizen and Vermont school superintendent was detained by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) upon returning from Nicaragua via Houston [1][3] - The individual, a naturalized citizen with Global Entry (NEXUS), experienced unusual scrutiny despite routine international travel [4][5] Allegations of Misconduct - CBP officers allegedly attempted to access the superintendent's district-issued laptop containing sensitive student data, which would violate federal privacy laws and district policy [2][9][10] - The superintendent reported being told he had no constitutional rights at a point of entry [2][11] - The interrogation lasted for approximately 4-5 hours, involving at least five officers, some in civilian clothes without clear identification [8][7] - The individual's marriage was questioned, and he was separated from his spouse during the detention [5][6][13] CBP Response and Policies - CBP states that electronic device searches follow strict policies and directives, are rare, and highly regulated, used to identify and combat serious crimes [14] - CBP asserts that travelers are obligated to present electronic devices and information in a condition that allows for examination [15] Resolution and Aftermath - The detention ended with officers telling personal stories and one officer complimenting the superintendent's resilience [18] - The superintendent was unsure if officers accessed district files on his devices [17]

RT Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital)Wow.Trump on mass immigration in Europe:“On immigration, you better get your act together. You’re not going to have Europe anymore… this immigration is killing Europe.” https://t.co/7lVTkIV7Bf ...