Report: Turkey Seeks Warrant for NBA Player Enes Kanter
Turkish prosecutors are seeking an international arrest warrant for New York Knicks player Enes Kanter, accusing him of membership in a terror organization.
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Belarus Model Arrested for Thai Sex Seminar Pleads Guilty
A model from Belarus who claimed last year that she had evidence of Russian involvement in helping elect Donald Trump president pleaded guilty Tuesday in a Thai court in a case related to holding a sex training seminar and will be deported.
Read moreCambodian Refugee
Sear Un, who fled the Cambodian genocide as an infant, has lived in the United States for 34 years, and is the father of two U.S. citizens, expecting a third, claims in a federal complaint that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is trying to deport him based on a 20-year-old burglary conviction
Read moreLawsuit Details Mistaken Attempt to Deport US Citizen
A Florida restaurant worker claims in a federal lawsuit that he was mistaken for an illegal alien from Jamaica and tossed in jail for three weeks by sheriff’s deputies who blindly followed a bungled deportation order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Read moreCourt Defeat Leads DA to Change Tune on Jury-Trial Limits
Just a week after New York’s highest court found that the risk of deportation entitles noncitizens to jury trials on misdemeanor charges, the Bronx district attorney changed her tune Tuesday about seeking the U.S. Supreme Court’s review.
Read moreDOJ Hit With Sweeping Injunction on Sanctuary City Crackdown
Rejecting the government’s attempts to tie public-safety grants to immigration policy, a federal judge handed a victory Friday to New York City and six states with sanctuary jurisdictions
Read moreMinor but Deportable Offenses Warrant Jury Trials, NY Court Rules
Since noncitizens can be deported after convictions on mere misdemeanors, they are entitled to have those charges decided in jury trials, New York’s highest court ruled 5-2 Tuesday.
Read moreNorth Korea Deports American Even as It Boasts of New Weapon
North Korea on Friday said it will deport an American citizen it detained for illegal entrance, an apparent concession to the United States that came even as it announced the test of a newly developed but unspecified “ultramodern” weapon that will be seen as a pressuring tactic by Washington.
Read moreSecond Circuit Probes Claim of Retaliatory Deportation
An attorney for a prominent immigration activist at risk of deportation urged the Second Circuit on Monday not to miss the chance to prevent a “First Amendment black hole.”
Read moreIsrael’s Supreme Court Overturns Deportation of US Student
Israel’s Supreme Court on Thursday overturned an appeals court ruling that agreed with the government’s decision to bar an American graduate student from entering the country over her alleged involvement in the boycott movement against the Jewish state.
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The Trump administration appealed to the Ninth Circuit on Thursday to overturn a federal injunction that prevents it from canceling temporary protected status from deportation to more than 300,000 Salvadorans, Nicaraguans, Haitians and Sudanese.
Read moreJustices Parse Meaning of ‘When’ in Immigration Case
The Supreme Court grappled Wednesday with how quickly the government must pick up immigrants following their release from prison if it want to initiate deportation proceedings, during which time these individuals would be held without bond.
Read moreThousands Who Realized Their American Dream Face Deportation
The American Dream is fast approaching its expiration date for thousands of law-abiding immigrants who will become illegal aliens when the clock runs out on their protected status. Three shared their stories with Courthouse News and told what awaits them if they are forced to return to their home countries.
Read moreFormer Nazi Camp Guard Living in NYC Deported to Germany
U.S. officials announced the deportation Tuesday of a former Nazi labor camp guard who helped the regime carry out one of the largest single massacres of the Holocaust.
Read moreFeds Get Reprieve on Processing New DACA Applications
Pending the government’s appeal of an order to reinstate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, a federal judge gave Homeland Security a pass Friday on processing of new applications.
Read moreJudge Orders Halt to Deportation of Reunited Families
A federal judge on Thursday kept a stay in place that blocks deportations of immigrant families who were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under President Donald Trump’s zero-tolerance immigration policy, paving the way for children to pursue asylum.
Read moreJudge Criticizes German Officials Over Radical’s Deportation
A judge is accusing German authorities of testing the limits of the law in the deportation to Tunisia of a suspected former aide to Osama bin Laden, whom courts have ordered returned to Germany.
Read moreActivist Facing Deportation Fights, Rallies at 2nd Circuit
Standing across the street from the Homeland Security field office where he was arrested, immigration activist Ravi Ragbir rallied roughly 100 supporters Tuesday after a Second Circuit hearing in his case.
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