US immigration officials look to expand social media data collection
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — U.S. immigration officials are asking the public and federal agencies to comment on a proposal to ...
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Immigrant children at risk as Trump administration halts funding for legal services, North Bay providers say
Federal funding for legal services for children who came to the United States without a parent or guardian has been halted, ...
'I'm a little scared': Why more legal US residents are rushing to apply for citizenship
Legal US residents are applying for citizenship out of fear they could be under increased scrutiny and deported.
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After living in the US for 35 years and raising 3 citizens, these parents got deported to Colombia. Their kids want them back
Gladys and Nelson Gonzalez have called the United States home since 1989 ... including reviews by the Board of Immigration ...
Feds cut $300,000 grant for citizenship assistance in Nevada, citing ‘sanctuary cities’
The Asian Community Development Council was notified March 27 that the USCIS decided to permanently terminate a $300,000 ...
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Federal level immigration moves: What's new | Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia
There’s been a lot of movement this week at the federal level when it comes to immigration. Let’s look at some of the updates ...
House GOP bill would bar illegal entrants to US from ever getting citizenship
Nationwide encounters with illegal immigrants have dropped precipitously under President Trump, with 28,654 recorded during ...
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Transition 2025 Series: The Future of Immigration Policy and Border Security in the United States
Panelists discuss the Trump administration’s immigration policies, including increased deportations, the attempt to end ...
US Immigration Service Wants Social Media Handles of Visa Applicants
Some people applying for visas from outside the U.S. are already asked for information on their social media presence, on apps like Facebook, Instagram and X, formerly Twitter. Officers then check ...