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Evidence Destroyed or Lost in Death of ICE Detainee That Was Ruled a Homicide

A medical examiner ruled Geraldo Lunas Campos' death a homicide by asphyxiation. Witnesses say guards choked him to death. Now a government report says evidence is missing.

Reason

The Latest: House poised to fund immigration enforcement for the rest of Trump's term

House Republicans hope to approve nearly $70 billion for immigration enforcement on Tuesday, which would fund Homeland Security throughout President Donald Trump’s time in office

The Independent UK

DHS Says It Has 'Zero Tolerance' for Protesters' 'Verbal Assaults.' Here's What the Law Says.

Protesters continue to clash with law enforcement outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention facility, but questions remain over whether DHS policies comply with First Amendment law.

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Man With No Criminal Record Dies in Louisiana ICE Facility Which Inspectors Already Flagged for Excessive Force

Mamuka Artmeladze, a Georgian national, died in a Louisiana ICE detention centre flagged for banned use-of-force tactics. His death, the 19th in ICE custody this year, raises serious concerns.

International Business Times UK

Trump team wants to make it harder for immigrants to legally work

New DHS proposal would impose sweeping restrictions on work permits as administration cracks down on legal immigration pathways

The Independent UK

Salt Lake City lawsuit is latest against DHS' plan to use giant warehouses to detain immigrants

Salt Lake City and its county have filed a lawsuit seeking to block the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to open a giant warehouse in the city that would be used to detain up to 10,000 immigrants

The Independent UK

Bill Introduced in Congress To Codify the First Amendment Right To Film the Feds and Sue for Violations

Civil liberties groups say recording the police is core First Amendment activity. The Right to Record Act of 2026 would create a right to sue federal officers who violate it.

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Who is Neeraj Sharma, Indian-American man set to lose his US citizenship for blatant visa fraud? Never had any real job to offer

50-year-old Neeraj Sharma is one of the 17 American citizens who are set to lose their citizenship because of their crime. The Department of Justice announced on Monday that it filed denaturalization actions against these 17 individuals who are accused of serious offences. Only US citizens can be denaturalized, visa…

The Times of India

H-1B $100,000 fee struck down as illegal: What happens next?

In a major blow to the Donald Trump administration and its plan to make H-1B visa program costlier, a federal judge declared that the $100,000 ‌fee that US President Donald Trump imposed on new H-1B visas for ⁠highly skilled foreign workers is unlawful and must be invalidated. US District Judge…

The Times of India

Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee is unlawful, US judge rules

A United States judge has ruled a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas unlawful. President Donald Trump had announced this fee in September. The ruling came after a lawsuit filed by 20 Democratic state attorneys general. This fee significantly increased the cost of obtaining H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers.…

The Economic Times

In Lawsuit Over Construction Raids, DHS Official Testifies ICE Agents Can't Trust REAL IDs

A Homeland Security official's testimony that ICE agents couldn't rely on REAL IDs as proof of citizenship led a federal judge to reply, "Help me understand how that makes sense."

Reason

Alleged poor conditions at New Jersey ICE center trigger violent protests and city lawsuit, Border Czar dismisses claims: ‘The spaghetti was good’

Delaney Hall is the latest center to come under scrutiny.

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Why the U.S. Is Unprepared for a Potential Public Health Outbreak at the World Cup

The federal government allocated $625 million to World Cup security—and none of it went to public health. Just days away from the tournament, major concerns remain.

Sports Illustrated

‘Every day the policy changes’: chaos and confusion for Filipino workers over US immigration rules

The US relies on migrant workers in crucial sectors but shifting policies under Donald Trump create uncertainty and fear

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Delaney Hall becomes Markwayne Mullin's first test as DHS head

Detainees are reportedly take part in a hunger strike over claims of inhumane living conditions.

Axios

The last holdouts from the Kristi Noem era of the Department of Homeland Security

"As with any transition, there have been some personnel changes."

The Economic Times

FIFA World Cup 2026 poses biggest security challenge for U.S, Canada, Mexico. Is Donald Trump administration ready to host global soccer event safely in North America?

FIFA World Cup 2026 is arguably the biggest security test for Donald Trump administration. Is the United States of America ready for the soccer event?

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk's DOGE Allegedly Planned to Mark 2.7 Million Living People — Including US Citizens — as Dead

A whistleblower says Elon Musk's branded government unit DOGE backed a Trump‑era plan to mark 2.7 million living people as dead in US Social Security records as an immigration tactic.

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‘It’s like they’re kidnapped there’: families tell of distress over ‘inhumane’ ICE jail

As detainees go on hunger strike over conditions at Delaney Hall, relatives describe concern for loved ones’ wellbeing

The Independent UK

The World Cup poses an unprecedented security challenge at a fraught moment. Is the US ready?

The upcoming World Cup will feature 48 teams and 104 matches across the United, Mexico, and Canada

The Independent UK

Trump’s DOGE team wanted to declare nearly 3 million living people dead to help drive out migrants, whistleblower claims

‘I was shocked. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing,’ the former Social Security Administration employee said

The Times of India

New rule for work permit in US: Asylum seekers may lose jobs under DHS proposal

The Department of Homeland Security has come up with a new proposal to restrict who gets to work in the US legally and for how long. The proposal is for non-citizens but not skilled workers; the new proposal particularly targets those with humanitarian parole, non-DACA deferred status, and those facing…

The Guardian - US

Senate approves $70bn for immigration crackdown amid splits over Trump fund

Body votes 52-47 to fund ICE and border patrol for three years, ending partial shutdown, with House still to vote

International Business Times UK

ICE Quietly Kills Rule Tracking Detainee Deaths After Release as Custody Fatalities Hit a Two-Decade High

ICE has eliminated the rule requiring death reports within 30 days post-release, amid a record high in-custody death toll, sparking accountability concerns.

International Business Times UK

Cover-Up Claims Erupt As ICE Stops Reporting Deaths That Happen After Detainees Are Released

ICE has stopped reporting deaths occurring within 30 days post-release, meeting transparency concerns from critics amid rising detainee deaths.

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