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Senators Urge Biden to Extend Migrant Protections Before Trump Takes Office
Democratic senators are urging President Biden to extend temporary protections for millions of migrants before he leaves office, fearing mass deportations under President-elect Trump. The White House is considering executive actions to extend TPS and expedite DACA renewals, but any decision faces si...
Senators Urge Biden to Extend Migrant Protections Before Trump Takes Office
Democratic senators are urging President Biden to extend temporary protections for millions of migrants before he leaves office, fearing mass deportations under President-elect Trump. The White House is considering executive actions to extend TPS and expedite DACA renewals, but any decision faces si...
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52% Bias Score


Democratic Senators Urge Biden to Extend Migrant Protections Before Trump Takes Office
Democratic senators are publicly urging President Biden to extend temporary protected status (TPS) for migrants from El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Ecuador before President-elect Trump's inauguration, citing the risk of mass deportations to unsafe countries and the potential for legal challenges to any...
Democratic Senators Urge Biden to Extend Migrant Protections Before Trump Takes Office
Democratic senators are publicly urging President Biden to extend temporary protected status (TPS) for migrants from El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Ecuador before President-elect Trump's inauguration, citing the risk of mass deportations to unsafe countries and the potential for legal challenges to any...
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44% Bias Score


Trump's Immigration Plan: Deportations, Accountability, and Cost
President-elect Trump's immigration plan prioritizes deporting criminals and those who re-enter the U.S. illegally after deportation, aiming to restore the integrity of legal immigration, which he claims costs taxpayers \$151 billion annually, and faces opposition from jurisdictions defying federal ...
Trump's Immigration Plan: Deportations, Accountability, and Cost
President-elect Trump's immigration plan prioritizes deporting criminals and those who re-enter the U.S. illegally after deportation, aiming to restore the integrity of legal immigration, which he claims costs taxpayers \$151 billion annually, and faces opposition from jurisdictions defying federal ...
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56% Bias Score


Bavaria's Balanced Approach to Syrian Refugees Amidst Political Opposition
Bavaria's Interior Minister announced a policy balancing the deportation of Syrian criminals with the potential return of Syrians to their homeland once stability is restored, while welcoming well-integrated Syrians; the AfD opposes this, advocating for widespread deportation.
Bavaria's Balanced Approach to Syrian Refugees Amidst Political Opposition
Bavaria's Interior Minister announced a policy balancing the deportation of Syrian criminals with the potential return of Syrians to their homeland once stability is restored, while welcoming well-integrated Syrians; the AfD opposes this, advocating for widespread deportation.
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56% Bias Score


"San Diego Sheriff Defies County's ICE Cooperation Limits"
"San Diego County supervisors voted to limit cooperation with ICE on deportations, but Sheriff Kelly Martinez refused to comply, defying the policy and directly challenging President-elect Trump's plans."
"San Diego Sheriff Defies County's ICE Cooperation Limits"
"San Diego County supervisors voted to limit cooperation with ICE on deportations, but Sheriff Kelly Martinez refused to comply, defying the policy and directly challenging President-elect Trump's plans."
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52% Bias Score


Expiration of US Humanitarian Parole Program Threatens 53,000 Migrants
The Biden administration's temporary humanitarian program, allowing 53,000 migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti into the US via 'parole in place', expires in October 2024 without extension, jeopardized by Trump's planned stricter border controls and mass deportations.
Expiration of US Humanitarian Parole Program Threatens 53,000 Migrants
The Biden administration's temporary humanitarian program, allowing 53,000 migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti into the US via 'parole in place', expires in October 2024 without extension, jeopardized by Trump's planned stricter border controls and mass deportations.
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44% Bias Score

1.4 Million Deportation Orders Unfulfilled: Challenges for Incoming Administration
Over 1.4 million non-citizens with final deportation orders are not in ICE detention as of November 24, 2024, including nearly 40,000 Chinese nationals, posing a major challenge for the incoming Trump administration.

1.4 Million Deportation Orders Unfulfilled: Challenges for Incoming Administration
Over 1.4 million non-citizens with final deportation orders are not in ICE detention as of November 24, 2024, including nearly 40,000 Chinese nationals, posing a major challenge for the incoming Trump administration.
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64% Bias Score

San Diego County Defies Federal Immigration Authorities, Limiting ICE Cooperation
San Diego County supervisors voted to prohibit its sheriff's department from working with ICE on deportations, defying Sheriff Kelly Martinez who said she will not comply, limiting ICE's access to individuals in county custody and aligning with other California counties restricting ICE cooperation.

San Diego County Defies Federal Immigration Authorities, Limiting ICE Cooperation
San Diego County supervisors voted to prohibit its sheriff's department from working with ICE on deportations, defying Sheriff Kelly Martinez who said she will not comply, limiting ICE's access to individuals in county custody and aligning with other California counties restricting ICE cooperation.
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68% Bias Score

Europe Debates Syrian Refugee Returns After Assad's Fall
Several European countries, including Germany and Austria, are pausing Syrian asylum applications and debating potential refugee returns following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, with differing approaches reflecting political and social divisions.

Europe Debates Syrian Refugee Returns After Assad's Fall
Several European countries, including Germany and Austria, are pausing Syrian asylum applications and debating potential refugee returns following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, with differing approaches reflecting political and social divisions.
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56% Bias Score

Republican Senate to Prioritize Transformational Border Security Bill in 2025
Senator Lindsey Graham announced that a Republican-led Senate will prioritize a comprehensive border security bill in 2025, focusing on increased detention, more ICE agents, wall completion, and advanced border technology, aligning with President-elect Trump's campaign promises, potentially leading ...

Republican Senate to Prioritize Transformational Border Security Bill in 2025
Senator Lindsey Graham announced that a Republican-led Senate will prioritize a comprehensive border security bill in 2025, focusing on increased detention, more ICE agents, wall completion, and advanced border technology, aligning with President-elect Trump's campaign promises, potentially leading ...
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48% Bias Score

Homan Vows Mass Deportations in Chicago, Defying Democratic Resistance
Incoming border czar Tom Homan plans mass deportations in Chicago, prioritizing public safety threats; Rep. Delia Ramirez vowed resistance, citing 18 U.S. Code § 111 and 8 U.S. Code § 1324.

Homan Vows Mass Deportations in Chicago, Defying Democratic Resistance
Incoming border czar Tom Homan plans mass deportations in Chicago, prioritizing public safety threats; Rep. Delia Ramirez vowed resistance, citing 18 U.S. Code § 111 and 8 U.S. Code § 1324.
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52% Bias Score

Trump Vows Pardons for January 6th Attackers, Reaffirms Divisive Policies
In his first interview since winning reelection, Donald Trump promised to pardon January 6th Capitol attackers, reaffirmed plans for mass deportations and tariffs, and doubled down on his claims of election fraud, despite convictions and ongoing investigations.

Trump Vows Pardons for January 6th Attackers, Reaffirms Divisive Policies
In his first interview since winning reelection, Donald Trump promised to pardon January 6th Capitol attackers, reaffirmed plans for mass deportations and tariffs, and doubled down on his claims of election fraud, despite convictions and ongoing investigations.
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60% Bias Score
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