Due Process
Judge orders Alligator Alcatraz to wind down operations within 60 days
Alligator Alcatraz, a key detention center for the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign, may soon be shut down. On Thursday, a federal judge ordered the state of Florida and the federal government to wind…
Georgia woman could lose $30,000 after government denies her hair salon permit
When Khalilah Few opened her salon, Creative Crowns Collective, in 2023, she didn't think her business savvy would put her at odds with the local government. But two years later, she now finds herself in a legal battle…
CBP is deporting cruise ship crew over child pornography allegations without evidence
When Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents marched the housekeeper down the gangplank of the Victory I cruise ship in the Port of Detroit on the morning of July 11, she didn't know what was wrong, but she was…
With $75 billion boost, ICE launches aggressive recruitment campaign
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced on Tuesday that the agency has received over 100,000 applications in less than two weeks. The statement was released only a day after The New York Times reported that…
Trump is trying to deport Cubans and Venezuelans who came to the U.S. legally
President Donald Trump is rarely shy. One topic he has been consistently and especially vocal about during his time in American politics—a high bar to meet—is his opposition to socialism and communism. "Under my…
Judge pauses Alligator Alcatraz construction thanks to this environmental law
A federal judge halted construction of Florida's Alligator Alcatraz on Thursday for 14 days while the court decides if the opening of the facility violated federal environmental laws and regulations. Immigrant detainees…
‘The New York Times’ says the Manhattan shooter was ‘committed.’ That’s not true.
"Before Park Ave. Shooting," says the headline over a New York Times story published this week, "Nevada Police Had Gunman Committed." If so, that means Shane Devon Tamura, who killed four people before…
Afghans caught in legal limbo receive glimmers of hope
In late July, the International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) made headway in its Pacito v. Trump lawsuit, which challenged President Donald Trump's January 20 executive order suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions…
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