Republican lawmakers were lukewarm on legislation providing a pathway to citizenship, arguing that Congress should focus first on securing the Southwestern border.
While it may help Biden boost his appeal at a crucial time among Latinos, the move prompted criticism among conservatives about the president's border and migrant policies.
The European Union is providing Lebanon with $1 billion in aid with the goal of stopping the crisis-hit eastern Mediterranean country from turning into a new route of migrants into Europe.
Opponents warn the law will turn local law enforcement into immigration police, making immigrants less willing to report crime and work with officers.
The government said it plans to deport 5,700 asylum-seekers to Rwanda this year, a week after Parliament passed a law giving the controversial measure a green light.
The plaintiffs claim that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services skipped over their U visa applications filed in 2017.
AUSTIN, Texas — A federal court in Texas partially dismisses the federal government’s lawsuit against the state over its “buoy barrier” in the Rio Grande, which was installed in the national water boundary “without any federal authorization.” While the United States can proceed with claims under the federal Rivers and Harbors Act, it cannot pursue claims based on the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo because the treaty is “not self-executing” and does not “provide any specific standard or rule of decision for a domestic court to follow.”
Management says the facility is ready and can accommodate 100 people at full capacity.
An Oklahoma law would make it illegal to remain in the state without legal authorization, with a first offense a misdemeanor punishable by as much as a year in jail.
Nearly two years after Europe's human rights court first blocked Britain from sending asylum seekers to Rwanda, the deportation plan is back after the British Parliament passed a revised law.
The high court seemed unconvinced that marriage rights outweighed national security interests.
