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Venezuelan Migrants Deported to El Salvador Prison Despite Lack of Criminal Records
The Trump administration deported Venezuelan migrants, including a barber with no criminal record, to El Salvador's CECOT prison, raising concerns about due process and human rights, as families lack access to information and fear for their loved ones' safety.
Venezuelan Migrants Deported to El Salvador Prison Despite Lack of Criminal Records
The Trump administration deported Venezuelan migrants, including a barber with no criminal record, to El Salvador's CECOT prison, raising concerns about due process and human rights, as families lack access to information and fear for their loved ones' safety.
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60% Bias Score


DeSantis Threatens to Remove Local Officials Over Immigration Cooperation
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis threatened to remove local officials who refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities in detaining and deporting immigrants, escalating tensions after a Fort Myers city council rejected an agreement with ICE due to racial profiling concerns; this follows DeS...
DeSantis Threatens to Remove Local Officials Over Immigration Cooperation
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis threatened to remove local officials who refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities in detaining and deporting immigrants, escalating tensions after a Fort Myers city council rejected an agreement with ICE due to racial profiling concerns; this follows DeS...
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56% Bias Score


ICE Arrests Immigrant Rights Activist Eight Years After Sanctuary Case
Jeanette Vizguerra, a vocal advocate for immigrant rights who sought sanctuary in 2017, was arrested by ICE agents on Monday in Denver, Colorado, after being convicted in 2009 for using a fake Social Security card.
ICE Arrests Immigrant Rights Activist Eight Years After Sanctuary Case
Jeanette Vizguerra, a vocal advocate for immigrant rights who sought sanctuary in 2017, was arrested by ICE agents on Monday in Denver, Colorado, after being convicted in 2009 for using a fake Social Security card.
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56% Bias Score


Fort Myers Council Deadlocks on ICE Agreement, Faces Legal Threats
The Fort Myers City Council failed to approve a memorandum of agreement between local police and ICE, granting local law enforcement the authority to detain and arrest illegal immigrants, resulting in a threatened lawsuit from the Florida Attorney General for violating state law prohibiting sanctuar...
Fort Myers Council Deadlocks on ICE Agreement, Faces Legal Threats
The Fort Myers City Council failed to approve a memorandum of agreement between local police and ICE, granting local law enforcement the authority to detain and arrest illegal immigrants, resulting in a threatened lawsuit from the Florida Attorney General for violating state law prohibiting sanctuar...
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60% Bias Score


Four Venezuelans Deported to El Salvador, Families Protest
Four Venezuelan men residing in Texas were deported to El Salvador's maximum-security prison on March 19, 2025, after being accused of belonging to the Tren de Aragua gang; their families, from Los Pescadores, Venezuela, identified them in a government video, contesting the accusations and demanding...
Four Venezuelans Deported to El Salvador, Families Protest
Four Venezuelan men residing in Texas were deported to El Salvador's maximum-security prison on March 19, 2025, after being accused of belonging to the Tren de Aragua gang; their families, from Los Pescadores, Venezuela, identified them in a government video, contesting the accusations and demanding...
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60% Bias Score


US Government Repression Targets Columbia University Students
The Trump administration cut \$400 million in funding from Columbia University following student protests against Israeli policies, leading to the arrest of a Palestinian-American alumnus and the targeting of other students, highlighting a broader pattern of government repression against dissent.
US Government Repression Targets Columbia University Students
The Trump administration cut \$400 million in funding from Columbia University following student protests against Israeli policies, leading to the arrest of a Palestinian-American alumnus and the targeting of other students, highlighting a broader pattern of government repression against dissent.
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56% Bias Score

US Deports Long-Term Residents Despite Clean Record
Gladys and Nelson González, a couple with three US-citizen daughters and a clean criminal record, were deported to Colombia after 35 years in the US following a routine visit to immigration authorities, despite years of attempts to legalize their status.

US Deports Long-Term Residents Despite Clean Record
Gladys and Nelson González, a couple with three US-citizen daughters and a clean criminal record, were deported to Colombia after 35 years in the US following a routine visit to immigration authorities, despite years of attempts to legalize their status.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration Deportations Spark Civil Liberties Debate
The Trump administration deported 261 immigrants, invoking the Enemy Alien Act, citing gang affiliations, while refusing to fully disclose evidence, sparking criticism from families, lawmakers, and civil liberties groups.

Trump Administration Deportations Spark Civil Liberties Debate
The Trump administration deported 261 immigrants, invoking the Enemy Alien Act, citing gang affiliations, while refusing to fully disclose evidence, sparking criticism from families, lawmakers, and civil liberties groups.
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48% Bias Score

Massachusetts Law, ICE Detainers, and the Release of Violent Immigrants
Massachusetts law prevents holding individuals solely on immigration detainers, leading to the release of immigrants charged with violent crimes, including child rape, before ICE can apprehend them, causing conflict between state and federal authorities.

Massachusetts Law, ICE Detainers, and the Release of Violent Immigrants
Massachusetts law prevents holding individuals solely on immigration detainers, leading to the release of immigrants charged with violent crimes, including child rape, before ICE can apprehend them, causing conflict between state and federal authorities.
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52% Bias Score

Local Cooperation Undermines Trump's Mass Deportation Plan
President Trump's mass deportation plan faces legal and logistical challenges due to varying levels of local law enforcement cooperation; some jurisdictions actively assist ICE, while others face lawsuits for unlawful detention based on ICE detainers, highlighting a national conflict over immigratio...

Local Cooperation Undermines Trump's Mass Deportation Plan
President Trump's mass deportation plan faces legal and logistical challenges due to varying levels of local law enforcement cooperation; some jurisdictions actively assist ICE, while others face lawsuits for unlawful detention based on ICE detainers, highlighting a national conflict over immigratio...
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48% Bias Score

Colorado Immigrant Activist Arrested, Sparking Protests and Legal Battle
Jeanette Vizguerra, a Colorado immigrant activist, was arrested on Monday, August 7, 2023, at her Denver-area workplace, prompting protests and legal challenges; her family says the deportation order is invalid and is working to secure her release.

Colorado Immigrant Activist Arrested, Sparking Protests and Legal Battle
Jeanette Vizguerra, a Colorado immigrant activist, was arrested on Monday, August 7, 2023, at her Denver-area workplace, prompting protests and legal challenges; her family says the deportation order is invalid and is working to secure her release.
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40% Bias Score

48 Missing After New Mexico Immigration Raids
Following immigration raids in Santa Fe, Roswell, and Albuquerque, New Mexico in March 2023, 48 individuals remain missing, prompting a civil rights complaint from the ACLU citing concerns about potential human rights violations due to a lack of information about their whereabouts and well-being.

48 Missing After New Mexico Immigration Raids
Following immigration raids in Santa Fe, Roswell, and Albuquerque, New Mexico in March 2023, 48 individuals remain missing, prompting a civil rights complaint from the ACLU citing concerns about potential human rights violations due to a lack of information about their whereabouts and well-being.
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56% Bias Score
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