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DOJ sues another city over sanctuary policies

DOJ sues major U.S. city over policies it says are risking lives

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Thursday against New York City and several top city officials, accusing the city’s sanctuary policies of obstructing federal immigration enforcement and...

KLEW-TV · 14h

DOJ sues another city over sanctuary policies as immigration debate intensifies

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Trump DOJ sues New York City over long-standing sanctuary immigration policies

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US Judge Dismisses Justice Dept Lawsuit Over Sanctuary Laws in Chicago and Illinois

A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Justice Department that accused the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago of unlawfully interfering with President Donald Trump's ...

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DOJ lawsuit against IL, Chicago over sanctuary city policies dismissed

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Trump administration sues New York City to block immigration 'sanctuary' laws

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New York City, Mayor Adams sued over sanctuary policies: DOJ

“New York City has released thousands of criminals on the streets to commit violent crimes against law-abiding citizens due to sanctuary city policies,” said Attorney General Pamela Bondi.

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Trump administration sues NYC over sanctuary city laws

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Trump sues NYC, Mayor Adams to end sanctuary city protections for immigrants

What is Dignity Act 2025? How will it change US immigration system?

U.S. Rep Veronica Escobar, D-El Paso, and Rep. María Elvira Salazar, R-FL, presented the Dignity Act 2025 on July 15.

How U.S. Immigration Policy Is Reshaping Mexico’s Manufacturing Workforce

The immigration debate in the U.S. will continue, but in the meantime, the ripple effects are creating new possibilities on Mexico's side of the border.

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US Judge Reaffirms Nationwide Injunction Blocking Trump Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Friday that a nationwide injunction he issued in February that blocked President Donald Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship should remain in place.