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ICE Detains Mother of Two Despite Successful Green Card Interview
US Marine veteran Adrian Clouatre's wife, Paola, was detained by ICE on May 27, 2025, despite a seemingly successful green card interview, due to a previously unknown 2018 deportation order, leaving their two young children without their mother.
ICE Detains Mother of Two Despite Successful Green Card Interview
US Marine veteran Adrian Clouatre's wife, Paola, was detained by ICE on May 27, 2025, despite a seemingly successful green card interview, due to a previously unknown 2018 deportation order, leaving their two young children without their mother.
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64% Bias Score
Judge Lifts Block on Deportation of Family of Colorado Firebombing Suspect
A federal judge in Texas ended a temporary order blocking the deportation of the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is charged with a fatal firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, after government lawyers said the family was not facing immediate deportation as the White House initially claimed.
Judge Lifts Block on Deportation of Family of Colorado Firebombing Suspect
A federal judge in Texas ended a temporary order blocking the deportation of the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who is charged with a fatal firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, after government lawyers said the family was not facing immediate deportation as the White House initially claimed.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Student Visa Ban: A $43.8 Billion Loss for the US, a Gain for Europe
The Trump administration's 2023-2024 policy barring foreign students from US universities resulted in a $43.8 billion economic loss and a 25% drop in Chinese students, creating opportunities for European business schools to attract displaced students from Latin America, Canada, and elsewhere.
Trump's Student Visa Ban: A $43.8 Billion Loss for the US, a Gain for Europe
The Trump administration's 2023-2024 policy barring foreign students from US universities resulted in a $43.8 billion economic loss and a 25% drop in Chinese students, creating opportunities for European business schools to attract displaced students from Latin America, Canada, and elsewhere.
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36% Bias Score
US Policy and Venezuela's Economic Crisis Create Humanitarian Crisis for Venezuelan Migrants
The termination of the U.S. humanitarian parole program has jeopardized the status of 532,000 migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua, coinciding with a deepening economic crisis in Venezuela marked by inflation exceeding 200 percent and a shrinking economy, leaving Venezuelans with few ...
US Policy and Venezuela's Economic Crisis Create Humanitarian Crisis for Venezuelan Migrants
The termination of the U.S. humanitarian parole program has jeopardized the status of 532,000 migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua, coinciding with a deepening economic crisis in Venezuela marked by inflation exceeding 200 percent and a shrinking economy, leaving Venezuelans with few ...
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60% Bias Score
Spain Creates Fast Track for Students Blocked by US Visa Restrictions
Spain is launching "EduBridge to Spain", a fast-track program to help international students blocked by US visa restrictions access Spanish universities. The initiative, involving multiple ministries, will expedite visa and ID processes and provide various enrollment pathways for students at all edu...
Spain Creates Fast Track for Students Blocked by US Visa Restrictions
Spain is launching "EduBridge to Spain", a fast-track program to help international students blocked by US visa restrictions access Spanish universities. The initiative, involving multiple ministries, will expedite visa and ID processes and provide various enrollment pathways for students at all edu...
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40% Bias Score
US Accuses Cuban Mothers of Trafficking Their Own Children
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, were accused of human trafficking for illegally entering the US with their nine-year-old children despite initially being allowed entry, highlighting a stricter enforcement of immigration laws against Cuban migrants and resulting in the denial of ...
US Accuses Cuban Mothers of Trafficking Their Own Children
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, were accused of human trafficking for illegally entering the US with their nine-year-old children despite initially being allowed entry, highlighting a stricter enforcement of immigration laws against Cuban migrants and resulting in the denial of ...
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60% Bias Score
Deportation to El Salvador Leaves Man Tortured, Highlights US Policy Flaws
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported to El Salvador in March, was severely abused in CECOT prison before being returned to the US to face new charges; his lawyers filed a 40-page account detailing the abuses, contrasting sharply with staged photos released by the Salvadoran government.
Deportation to El Salvador Leaves Man Tortured, Highlights US Policy Flaws
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported to El Salvador in March, was severely abused in CECOT prison before being returned to the US to face new charges; his lawyers filed a 40-page account detailing the abuses, contrasting sharply with staged photos released by the Salvadoran government.
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44% Bias Score
Iranian Woman, US Resident for 47 Years, Detained by ICE
A 64-year-old Iranian woman, living in the US for 47 years, was detained by immigration agents in New Orleans on Sunday, hours after US airstrikes in Iran; her family states she has always met immigration requirements despite a denied asylum request.
Iranian Woman, US Resident for 47 Years, Detained by ICE
A 64-year-old Iranian woman, living in the US for 47 years, was detained by immigration agents in New Orleans on Sunday, hours after US airstrikes in Iran; her family states she has always met immigration requirements despite a denied asylum request.
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32% Bias Score
Senators Seek to Defund Sanctuary Cities Obstructing Immigration Enforcement
Republican senators are proposing to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities that hinder federal immigration enforcement, citing their noncompliance with federal laws and arguing that this defiance enables lawlessness.
Senators Seek to Defund Sanctuary Cities Obstructing Immigration Enforcement
Republican senators are proposing to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities that hinder federal immigration enforcement, citing their noncompliance with federal laws and arguing that this defiance enables lawlessness.
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56% Bias Score
Roblox: Latino Children's Virtual Protest Against Immigration Policies
Latino children are using Roblox to stage virtual protests against ICE and Trump-era immigration policies, expressing their fears and anxieties about deportations through virtual recreations and signs with slogans like "WE ARE NOT ILLEGAL" and "KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER", which are then shared on TikTo...
Roblox: Latino Children's Virtual Protest Against Immigration Policies
Latino children are using Roblox to stage virtual protests against ICE and Trump-era immigration policies, expressing their fears and anxieties about deportations through virtual recreations and signs with slogans like "WE ARE NOT ILLEGAL" and "KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER", which are then shared on TikTo...
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20% Bias Score
US Parole Program Ends, Exposing Venezuelan Migrants to Deportation Amidst Economic Crisis
The termination of a US humanitarian parole program leaves 532,000 Venezuelan migrants vulnerable to deportation, coinciding with a worsening economic crisis in Venezuela marked by 229% annualized inflation (May 2025) and a projected 3.5% economic contraction by year-end, forcing many to choose betw...
US Parole Program Ends, Exposing Venezuelan Migrants to Deportation Amidst Economic Crisis
The termination of a US humanitarian parole program leaves 532,000 Venezuelan migrants vulnerable to deportation, coinciding with a worsening economic crisis in Venezuela marked by 229% annualized inflation (May 2025) and a projected 3.5% economic contraction by year-end, forcing many to choose betw...
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64% Bias Score
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
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56% Bias Score
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