ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Released Despite Detainer in Boston
ICE arrested Emilio Jose Pena-Casilla, a 46-year-old Dominican national charged with sex crimes and kidnapping in Boston, after he was released from local custody despite an ICE detainer; Pena-Casilla entered the U.S. illegally in January 2023.
ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Released Despite Detainer in Boston
ICE arrested Emilio Jose Pena-Casilla, a 46-year-old Dominican national charged with sex crimes and kidnapping in Boston, after he was released from local custody despite an ICE detainer; Pena-Casilla entered the U.S. illegally in January 2023.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico to Receive Non-Mexican Migrants Deported by US
Mexico City announced on Friday that it will receive non-Mexican migrants deported by the United States, reversing its earlier stance of pressuring the US to deport them to their home countries. This follows President-elect Trump's promise of mass deportations and raises concerns about the capacity ...
Mexico to Receive Non-Mexican Migrants Deported by US
Mexico City announced on Friday that it will receive non-Mexican migrants deported by the United States, reversing its earlier stance of pressuring the US to deport them to their home countries. This follows President-elect Trump's promise of mass deportations and raises concerns about the capacity ...
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40% Bias Score
Economic Realities and Logistical Challenges of Mass Deportations in the US
President-elect Trump's plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants faces economic and logistical hurdles, as these immigrants contribute approximately \$96.7 billion annually in taxes (2022 data), and mass deportations are complex and costly. Experts suggest that deportations might instead ta...
Economic Realities and Logistical Challenges of Mass Deportations in the US
President-elect Trump's plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants faces economic and logistical hurdles, as these immigrants contribute approximately \$96.7 billion annually in taxes (2022 data), and mass deportations are complex and costly. Experts suggest that deportations might instead ta...
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48% Bias Score
Rwanda Deportation Plan Cancelled, 280 Guards Made Redundant
The UK government's cancellation of its plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has led to the redundancy of 280 Home Office contractors, costing taxpayers £700 million, highlighting the abrupt policy shift under the new Labour administration.
Rwanda Deportation Plan Cancelled, 280 Guards Made Redundant
The UK government's cancellation of its plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has led to the redundancy of 280 Home Office contractors, costing taxpayers £700 million, highlighting the abrupt policy shift under the new Labour administration.
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48% Bias Score
CSU Proposes Stricter Immigration Policies: Deportation for Criminals, Income-Based Residency
The CSU proposes stricter immigration policies, including automatic deportation for criminals, linking residency permits to sufficient income, and potentially enabling the immediate return of migrants whose reasons for seeking asylum no longer exist.
CSU Proposes Stricter Immigration Policies: Deportation for Criminals, Income-Based Residency
The CSU proposes stricter immigration policies, including automatic deportation for criminals, linking residency permits to sufficient income, and potentially enabling the immediate return of migrants whose reasons for seeking asylum no longer exist.
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60% Bias Score
ICE Ends Programs Aiding Illegal Immigrants, Citing Ineffectiveness and Budget Constraints
ICE ended two programs offering social services to illegal immigrants—the Wraparound Stabilization Service and Young Adult Case Management Program—citing ineffectiveness and mission misalignment, respectively, while defending its Alternatives to Detention program's effectiveness with 98.6% court app...
ICE Ends Programs Aiding Illegal Immigrants, Citing Ineffectiveness and Budget Constraints
ICE ended two programs offering social services to illegal immigrants—the Wraparound Stabilization Service and Young Adult Case Management Program—citing ineffectiveness and mission misalignment, respectively, while defending its Alternatives to Detention program's effectiveness with 98.6% court app...
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76% Bias Score
Mexico May Accept US Deportations of Non-Mexicans
Mexico City's mayor announced that Mexico may accept non-Mexican migrants deported by the US, reversing an earlier position; this decision acknowledges the logistical and security challenges in northern Mexico, and potentially involves financial compensation from the US.
Mexico May Accept US Deportations of Non-Mexicans
Mexico City's mayor announced that Mexico may accept non-Mexican migrants deported by the US, reversing an earlier position; this decision acknowledges the logistical and security challenges in northern Mexico, and potentially involves financial compensation from the US.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Prioritize Interior Deportations, Focusing on Public Safety
Tom Homan, President-elect Trump's border czar, outlines a plan for mass deportations focusing on interior enforcement, prioritizing public safety threats, and addressing challenges posed by sanctuary cities and countries refusing to accept deportees.
Trump Administration to Prioritize Interior Deportations, Focusing on Public Safety
Tom Homan, President-elect Trump's border czar, outlines a plan for mass deportations focusing on interior enforcement, prioritizing public safety threats, and addressing challenges posed by sanctuary cities and countries refusing to accept deportees.
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64% Bias Score
Mexican Deportations: Economic Consequences and Migration
Mass deportation of Mexican workers from the U.S. would severely impact the \$63 billion in annual remittances to Mexico, potentially causing economic devastation and paradoxically increasing Mexican migration due to increased economic desperation.
Mexican Deportations: Economic Consequences and Migration
Mass deportation of Mexican workers from the U.S. would severely impact the \$63 billion in annual remittances to Mexico, potentially causing economic devastation and paradoxically increasing Mexican migration due to increased economic desperation.
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56% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Sees Drop in Asylum Seekers, Rise in Deportations in 2024
Saxony-Anhalt recorded 5,137 asylum seekers in 2024, a 34% decrease from 2023; Interior Minister Tamara Zieschang noted high numbers of arrivals without protection grounds, while deportations increased by 22% to 653, with the largest numbers coming from Syria, Afghanistan, and India.
Saxony-Anhalt Sees Drop in Asylum Seekers, Rise in Deportations in 2024
Saxony-Anhalt recorded 5,137 asylum seekers in 2024, a 34% decrease from 2023; Interior Minister Tamara Zieschang noted high numbers of arrivals without protection grounds, while deportations increased by 22% to 653, with the largest numbers coming from Syria, Afghanistan, and India.
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44% Bias Score
Deportation and Murder: Guatemalan Immigrant Charged in Subway Arson Death
On December 22, 2023, Debrina Kawam, a 61-year-old New Jersey woman possibly experiencing homelessness, was set on fire and killed by Sebastian Zapeta, a previously deported Guatemalan immigrant, aboard a Brooklyn subway train; Zapeta has been charged with murder and arson.
Deportation and Murder: Guatemalan Immigrant Charged in Subway Arson Death
On December 22, 2023, Debrina Kawam, a 61-year-old New Jersey woman possibly experiencing homelessness, was set on fire and killed by Sebastian Zapeta, a previously deported Guatemalan immigrant, aboard a Brooklyn subway train; Zapeta has been charged with murder and arson.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico Launches Digital and Legal Shield Against Potential US Mass Deportations
The Mexican government is launching a virtual panic button app and expanding legal aid to protect its 4.8 million undocumented citizens in the US from potential mass deportations under the incoming Trump administration, starting in early 2025.
Mexico Launches Digital and Legal Shield Against Potential US Mass Deportations
The Mexican government is launching a virtual panic button app and expanding legal aid to protect its 4.8 million undocumented citizens in the US from potential mass deportations under the incoming Trump administration, starting in early 2025.
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36% Bias Score