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'I was shoved twice': Chicago Alderperson says they were handcuffed by ICE
MSNBC· 2025-10-06 15:53
We're following that breaking news out of Illinois. The state filing a lawsuit in an effort to block the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago. The president authorized a deployment of hundreds of troops after protests and altercations took place over the administration's immigration crackdown. And in a moment that has now gone viral from Friday. A city alder person, Jesse Fuentes, was handcuffed by a group believed to be ICE agents at a hospital after Fuentes repeatedly asked ...
Hundreds of South Korean nationals detained in largest single-site immigration raid
MSNBC· 2025-09-05 19:48
Frankly, Chris, it's surprising that we haven't seen raids of this scale at workplaces yet. We've seen such a crackdown in cities, primarily those run by Democrat mayors. We haven't seen a lot of workplace raids.And ICE officers will tell you if you want to get big numbers, as this administration does, workplaces are typically where they start. So, this one stands out. They went into this Hyundai facility in Georgia.We understand more than 400 people were arrested. Now, the special agent in charge of Homela ...
Trump admin. to start sharing Medicaid enrollees' personal info with ICE
MSNBC· 2025-07-20 19:38
This week, we learned that the Trump administration will start sharing the personal information of the country's 79 million Medicaid enroles in an effort to identify and track down immigrants. That information is usually only distributed to law enforcement to investigate waste, Medicaid fraud, and other abuses. The Trump administration now appears to be repurposing that data to underwrite this immigration crackdown.Now, to be clear, undocumented immigrants and some legal residents are not eligible to enroll ...
'Families ripped apart': the impact of Trump's immigration crackdown on children
MSNBC· 2025-07-20 16:42
Immigration Policy & Practices - The Trump administration's immigration crackdown is targeting a broader range of individuals, including vulnerable children, employing tactics such as categorizing migrant children, ending legal representation funding, and removing protections for those in federal custody [1] - Medical associations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association, and the American Psychiatric Association, have condemned the detention of immigrant children due to its lasting mental health and physical effects [16] - The Board of Immigration Appeals issued a decision stating that gender and nationality alone can no longer be the basis for granting asylum, impacting gender-based violence claims [21] Economic & Data Concerns - Mass deportations under the Trump administration could negatively impact critical industries like construction and agriculture due to labor shortages [13] - Unauthorized immigrants contribute approximately $66 billion annually to the tax system through individual and payroll taxes [18] - Concerns exist regarding the collection of immigrants' DNA and data sharing between the IRS and ICE, potentially breaking trust and raising privacy issues [17][18][19] Humanitarian Crisis & Long-Term Impact - Thousands of children are being separated from their families, with many held in detention, leading to heartbreaking situations [4] - The trauma inflicted on children in detention centers can have long-lasting consequences on their development and well-being [10][11][12] - Immigrant rights organizations are working to support affected families and children, urging the public to remain hopeful and voice their concerns [7][8]
Protesters, ICE agents CLASH during farm raid
MSNBC· 2025-07-11 20:36
Immigration Enforcement & Policy - Federal agents conducted raids on cannabis farms in California, leading to clashes with protesters [1][2][3][4] - The raids are part of President Trump's larger immigration crackdown [5] - The Department of Homeland Security stated agents were executing criminal search warrants, while Glass House Farm claimed full compliance [4] - The White House aims for strategic immigration enforcement of farm workers, emphasizing no amnesty [5] Political & Social Response - California's Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the White House's tactics, describing them as evoking chaos, fear, and terror [5] - A Democratic congressman was reportedly denied entry to the raided site [4] - Trump's borders warned protesters that violent protests would be considered a felony [7] - Criticism of ICE agents by members of Congress is claimed to contribute to heated rhetoric [7] Security Concerns - An unidentified man was seen appearing to fire a weapon, with the FBI offering a reward for information [4] - Concerns were raised that the heated rhetoric could lead to someone getting killed [7]
Odland: Private sector is sitting on eggshells waiting for trade deals
CNBC Television· 2025-07-03 12:10
Economic Uncertainty & Business Strategy - The ADP report's divergence from official reports, coupled with a federal hiring freeze and immigration crackdown, creates uncertainty [1] - Private sector CEOs are cautious due to trade deal uncertainties and tariffs, leading to a hold on hiring [1] - Companies are avoiding large layoffs, retaining talent learned from COVID experiences [1] - CEO and consumer confidence fluctuates based on daily news regarding tariffs and trade [1] Impact of Government Policy - The potential failure to pass the bill or extend cuts could lead to a massive tax increase, creating a drag on the economy and potentially causing a recession [1] - The movement of the bill provides some certainty regarding the tax base, cost structure, and business incentives [1] - Resolving tariff issues would provide cost certainty, potentially leading to economic growth as CEOs gain confidence to invest [1][2]
'Alligator Alcatraz' immigrant detention facility opens, with Trump in attendance
NBC News· 2025-07-01 22:00
Immigration Policy & Detention Facility - The administration is embracing the new migrant detention facility in Florida, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," as a symbol of its immigration crackdown [1] - The facility is located in the Florida Everglades, raising environmental and humanitarian concerns [1] - The facility aims to house nearly 3,000 people at a cost of almost $450 million per year [5] - Governor Ronda Santis and his attorney general James Um were significant drivers of the project, forming a partnership between DHS and the state [5] - The administration officials are publicly portraying the facility as a form of deterrence, which could pose legal problems under the Immigration Nationality Act [6][7] Legal & Oversight Concerns - Immigration detention is legally intended for detaining immigrants with pending asylum cases or deportation orders, not as punishment [7] - Immigration advocates are concerned that the facility will not be subject to the same oversight as ICE facilities, especially given ICE's dismantling of its oversight office [9] - Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the facility's location in the Everglades, citing potential negative impacts on the sensitive ecosystem [10][12] Controversial Statements & Potential Actions - President Trump suggested deporting people born in the United States who commit crimes, a statement lacking legal basis [13][14] - The idea of using alligators for border security, initially dismissed as a pipe dream, has materialized in the form of the Everglades detention facility [16]