Nationwide Strikes Protest Trump Immigration Crackdown
Protests erupted across the U.S. with strikes and walkouts opposing Trump administration immigration tactics following recent controversial deaths involving federal agents.
Category : Immigration Policy
Quebec Immigration Program Criticized for No PR Path
Quebec's new immigration program faces criticism for failing to provide a pathway to permanent residency for temporary workers who don't meet updated criteria, with calls for a grandfather clause.
Canada Denied Jeffrey Epstein Entry to B.C. in 2018
Newly released documents confirm that Canadian immigration authorities refused permission for the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to travel to British Columbia in 2018.
Quebec Immigration Overhaul Excludes PEQ Grandfather Clause
Quebec's new immigration program excludes a grandfather clause for PEQ temporary workers, prioritizing 29,000 economic immigrants annually based on labor needs.
Quebec Reveals Skilled Worker Criteria, Ends Experience Program
Quebec has announced new selection criteria for skilled workers while confirming the abolition of its experience program, marking significant changes to provincial immigration policies.
Calls to Unmask ICE Agents Grow Over Aggressive Tactics
Criticism mounts over ICE's masked enforcement operations as Minnesota sees fatal shooting and California passes mask ban. Experts warn anonymity increases risks.
Minnesota Fraud Warnings Preceded Trump Immigration Crackdown
The Trump administration justified its aggressive immigration enforcement in Minnesota as necessary to combat fraud, but federal officials were warned about suspicious activity years earlier.
Somali Community Organizes Care Amid ICE Raid Fears
In response to heightened immigration enforcement concerns, Somali residents in Minnesota are coordinating house call care networks to support vulnerable community members.
ICE Reduction Proposed in Minnesota by Trump's Border Czar
Tom Homan, U.S. border czar, suggests reducing ICE agents in Minnesota if local cooperation improves and protests decrease, following recent fatal shootings.
ICE-Detained Father Misses Disabled Son's Funeral
Wael Tarabishi, who suffered from a lifelong inherited disorder, has died. His father, Maher Tarabishi, remains in ICE detention in Texas, unable to attend his son's funeral.
Chinese Activist Granted U.S. Asylum for Rights Exposé
A Chinese national who revealed human rights violations in his home country has been granted asylum to stay in the United States, highlighting ongoing international concerns.
Canada Cuts Immigration Quietly While U.S., Europe Face Migration Battles
While migration controversies dominate U.S. and European politics, Canada is implementing subtle but significant immigration reductions, with study visas down 30% and asylum claims dropping 33% in 2025.
ICE Minnesota Guidance: Avoid Agitators, Target Criminals
Internal ICE guidance reviewed by Reuters directs officers in Minnesota to avoid engaging with agitators and focus only on immigrants with criminal histories, marking a shift after fatal shootings.
ICE Shifts Gears in Minnesota as Trump Sends Mixed Signals
Following protests, the Trump administration appears to soften its stance on Minnesota immigration enforcement. A Washington expert provides insights into the evolving situation and its implications.
ICE Controversy Sparks Republican Rift Over Police Aggression
Trump's immigration crackdown faces backlash as ICE killings and gun rights debate create divisions within Republican party, highlighting broader concerns about police aggression.
Trump Immigration Officials' Statements Contradicted by Evidence
A Reuters review finds U.S. immigration officials under Trump repeatedly issued misleading statements about violent incidents, with evidence contradicting their accounts in multiple cases involving shootings and deaths.
Preschooler's Health Worsens in Texas ICE Detention
Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, detained by ICE in Minneapolis, suffers from fever and vomiting in Texas facility. School superintendent expresses grave concern over conditions described as 'abysmal'.
Markham Immigration Scam: Two Charged, More Victims Feared
Two women face charges for allegedly defrauding victims in a Markham immigration and visa scam. Police suspect more individuals may have been targeted in this fraudulent scheme.
Obama: Federal Tactics in Minnesota Threaten Freedoms
Former President Barack Obama warns that aggressive immigration enforcement in Minnesota poses a broader threat to American freedoms, following fatal shootings and widespread fear.
Veteran Compares ICE Actions to Mercenaries, Demands Investigation
A U.S. Army combat veteran draws stark parallels between her wartime experience and recent ICE operations in Minneapolis, questioning the agency's mission and accountability after two deaths.
Weak Leadership and Lax Immigration Fragmenting Canada
Larry Maher argues that Canada's immigration policy shift and weak political leadership are eroding national cohesion, replacing assimilation with fragmentation and straining public resources.
Judge Blocks Deportation of 5-Year-Old and Father in Minnesota
A federal judge has issued a temporary stay on the deportation of a 5-year-old boy and his father in Minnesota, halting their removal after the child was detained by ICE officers.
Calgary Nexus Applications Drop Amid U.S.-Canada Tensions
Nexus program applications from Calgary have seen a significant decline as diplomatic tensions between Canada and the United States continue to escalate, impacting cross-border travel.
Judge Blocks Deportation of 5-Year-Old and Father
A federal judge in the U.S. has issued a temporary stay against the potential deportation of a 5-year-old boy and his father, who were detained by ICE in a Minneapolis suburb.
Quebec Says No to Flexibility for Montreal Immigrant Workers
The Legault government has declined to offer flexibility for immigrant workers in Montreal, as Immigration Minister Jean-François Roberge addresses the issue amid ongoing debates.
Judge Orders ICE Chief to Court Over Due Process
A federal judge has mandated the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to appear in court or face contempt charges for alleged due process violations in immigration cases.
Judge Orders ICE Director to Appear Over Detainee Case
A Minnesota federal judge has ordered the acting ICE director to personally appear in court to explain why the agency failed to comply with judicial orders regarding an immigration detainee.
Judge Orders ICE Chief to Court Over Due Process
A federal judge has mandated the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to appear in court to explain alleged denials of due process for detainees, highlighting ongoing legal scrutiny.
Border Patrol Commander Bovino Leaving Minnesota After Shootings
U.S. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino is reportedly leaving Minneapolis following two fatal shootings by federal immigration agents, as tensions escalate over ICE operations in Minnesota.
Sunny Wang Fraud Clients Forced to Leave Canada
Canadian courts are ordering deportation for clients of fraudulent Richmond immigration consultant Sunny Wang, who ran a $10 million passport fraud scheme affecting hundreds from China.
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