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149 Canadians Detained by U.S. ICE in 2025, Raising Concerns Over Ottawa's Response

Between January and July 2025, 149 Canadian citizens were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), including two toddlers held for weeks in a Texas facility with alleged inadequate conditions; this raises concerns about Canada's ability to protect its citizens' well-being in U.S. ...

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Honduran Family's Courthouse Arrest Sparks Lawsuit Over New Immigration Policy

A Honduran mother and her two children, ages 6 and 9, were arrested by ICE agents in a California courthouse on May 29, 2025, after their asylum case was dismissed; the family has filed a lawsuit alleging violations of due process and the Fourth Amendment.

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Queensland "Adult Time" Laws Face Criticism Amidst Youth Justice Crisis

Proposed Queensland laws would allow children as young as 10 to be sentenced as adults, despite a lack of expert support and evidence suggesting this approach would worsen the existing youth justice crisis, marked by high reoffending rates and overcrowded detention centers.

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American-Palestinian Teen's Detainment in Israel Sparks US Intervention

Sixteen-year-old dual American-Palestinian citizen Muhammad Zaher Ibrahim is held in Megiddo prison, Israel, facing rock-throwing accusations his family denies; his family reports severe weight loss and a skin infection, prompting US intervention, while broader concerns exist regarding the treatment...

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Australia Wrongfully Imprisoned 440 Indonesian Children as People Smugglers

Australia faces a major legal crisis after admitting that up to 440 Indonesian children were wrongly imprisoned as adult people smugglers between 2010 and 2012 due to flawed age assessments and the use of unreliable wrist X-rays, resulting in a $27.5m compensation payout.

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