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Indian man Lubana Singh added to list of 'Worst of Worst' criminals in US for narcotics dealing

The Department of Homeland Security added Indian man Lubana Singh to its list of 'Worst of Worst' criminals along with 5000 others, taking the list to over 35,000. Lubana Singh, a criminal illegal alien from India, was arrested in Milan, Michigan. His criminal history includes synthetic narcotics – sale and…

The Times of India · Jun 2

Takeaways from AP-KFF investigation into allegations of medical neglect by detainees in ICE custody

Immigrant detainees across at least 33 states allege in court documents that the government is failing to provide them with adequate medical care

The Independent UK · Jun 2

DHS Picks "No-Nonsense" Border Patrol Veteran Pete Vasquez After Scandal-Plagued Leadership Shakeup - REPORT

The Department of Homeland Security has selected veteran Border Patrol official Rosario "Pete" Vasquez as the next chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, according to multiple sources familiar with the decision.

Latin Times · Jun 1

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Do Immigrants Need To Leave The US To Obtain Green Cards? US Department Of Homeland Security Clarifies 'Case To Case Basis'

The Department of Homeland Security clarified that most green card applicants can remain in the US, easing concerns after a memo suggested they might need to leave the country.

International Business Times UK · May 31

Who has to leave US for Green Card and who doesn't: New USCIS rule, clarification explained

A week after the USCIS announced that immigrants will have to leave the US and wait in their home countries for the Green Card, the administration has changed its stance as industries pressed the panic button. Now the administration said it was not a big policy change and not all…

The Times of India · May 30

Most immigrants won’t need to leave to get green cards, US now says

The Department of Homeland Security clarified that most green card applicants can remain in the U.S. during processing, easing concerns from an earlier announcement. This decision follows widespread confusion and backlash, with DHS stating officers will continue to decide on a case-by-case basis, a long-standing discretionary authority.

The Economic Times · May 30

DOJ sues Democratic states over refusal to provide undercover license plates to ICE agents

The federal government contends these states are imposing restrictions that hinder law enforcement operations

The Independent UK · May 28

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AI Backlash Has US Law Enforcement Concerned About 'Anti-Tech Extremism': Investigation

The Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and regional fusion centers have circulated reports describing anti-tech sentiment as an emerging domestic threat.

International Business Times · May 28

Secret Docs Reveal Trump Admin Zeroes in on Data Centers and AI Critics, Brands Them as Anti-Tech 'Extremists'

The US government is expanding surveillance to include critics of AI, categorising them as potential security threats. This shift in focus raises concerns about freedom of expression and privacy.

International Business Times UK · May 27

Anti-Tech Extremism Worries the Same Federal Government That's Been Fueling Anti-Tech Extremism

Plus: Plan B for STIs, justifying "deadly force" to protect fertilized eggs, and more.

Reason · May 27

Trump Administration Pivots To Restricting Legal Immigration After Illegal Crackdown Polls Poorly

The Trump administration is tightening legal immigration rules, forcing some green card applicants to leave the US while their cases are reviewed, unsettling families, lawyers and employers.

International Business Times UK · May 26

Federal Audit Targets Kristi Noem's $38 Billion ICE Detention Plan After Warehouses Bought 13% Over Market Value

A federal audit is investigating the Department of Homeland Security's £760 million expenditure on warehouses for ICE detention, scrutinising Kristi Noem's £28.6 billion initiative amid bipartisan criticism and concerns from contractors.

International Business Times UK · May 24

America's busiest airports could become the next immigration battleground

The Department of Homeland Security is considering reducing customs processing at airports in cities not adhering to Trump administration immigration policies. This could disrupt international travel at major hubs like JFK and Newark, impacting airlines and tourism. The proposal, discussed with industry leaders, aims to leverage services as a compliance…

The Economic Times · May 22

Comedian's Fake ICE Tipline Catches a Teacher Trying to Report Her Own Pupil's Parent

A comedian's fake immigration tip line has intercepted nearly 100 tips, sparking a nationwide alert from the Department of Homeland Security and igniting public debate.

International Business Times UK · May 21

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The Independent UK · May 21

House Democrat demands info from company that owned DHS jet now used by Melania

Rep. Garcia is requesting information from a company that appears to have ties to a Trump donor and current ambassador

The Times of India · May 21

California hit-and-run: Indian man arrested by ICE after state releases him, 4-year-old victim expected to survive

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an Indian man, Aman Kumar, who was charged with a hit-and-run case, was living in the US illegally and yet the California State released him from jail. Aman Kumar was arrested in April after he ran over a four-year-old boy in Fresno, California on…

International Business Times UK · May 21

Feds Reportedly Bought Distressed Properties for ICE Detention at Up to Ten Times Market Value, Benefiting Investors Tied to Trump

The Department of Homeland Security's £750 million warehouse purchases tied to Donald Trump are facing scrutiny over alleged overpayments and potential conflicts of interest.

Salon · May 21

Election security is moving backward

Despite GOP talk of election integrity, the midterms could be less secure than 2024

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International Business Times UK · May 20

MAGA Insider Lands FIFA Role But Trump Doubt And Soccer Know-how Blunders Trigger 'Can Andrew Do This?' Question

Andrew Giuliani's appointment to oversee 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations raises concerns about his experience and leadership, amid political and operational challenges.

The Conversation · May 20

For the first time in a decade, the next election could be less secure than the one preceding it

With the 2026 midterms less than six months away, the Election Security Group would normally be busy helping prepare the nation’s election infrastructure. The federal task force typically briefs Congress on upcoming threats and engages with state and local leaders to game out scenarios ranging from ransomware to critical infrastructure…

International Business Times UK · May 19

Lying ICE Officer Exposed After Framing Innocent Victims in the Minnesota Immigrant Shooting

An ICE agent is charged with assault and false reporting after shooting a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis. Video evidence contradicts the initial federal narrative, sparking legal and jurisdictional debates.

The Independent UK · May 19

Iranian family detained for relative's key role in 1979 US Embassy hostage crisis seeks release

An Iranian family that’s lived in the United States for a decade is demanding their release from immigration detention after they were arrested due to a relative’s role in the 1979 U.S. Embassy hostage crisis

The Independent UK · May 18

‘Savage’ former cop involved in four deadly shootings helped train immigration agents in firearms: report

‘I wanted those experiences. I was super aggressive,’ David Norman said of the police-involved shootings

International Business Times UK · May 17

Donald Trump Humiliated: Disgraced Ex-Border Chief Blasts Trump Administration for Siding With 'Swamp Creatures' on Deportations

Greg Bovino, a former Border Patrol official, criticises the Trump administration for abandoning its mass deportation agenda, urging supporters to demand tougher immigration policies and accusing the administration of siding with 'swamp creatures.'

The Times of India · May 16

New USCIS signature rule for H-1B, Green Card: Dos and don'ts for your next immigration application

The US Department of Homeland Security has issued an interim rule on how it would reject applications if officers deem some signatures invalid. Published in the Federal Register on May 11, 2026, the rule gives USCIS broader authority to reject or deny immigration benefit requests if signature problems are identified,…

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