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2003–2011 war after an American-led invasion
Tammy Duckworth served in Iraq in 2004 as a UH‑60 Black Hawk helicopter pilot with the Illinois Army National Guard and “flew 120 combat hours over eight months” before her aircraft was struck by an R...
Pete Hegseth served three overseas deployments: a 2004–05 security platoon assignment at Guantánamo Bay, an infantry platoon leader tour in Baghdad in 2005 followed by civil‑military operations work i...
President Biden used a cluster of early 2021 executive orders, proclamations and memoranda to roll back core Trump-era immigration measures: he paused border-wall construction and revoked Trump travel...
President Biden’s early 2021 immigration executive actions—most notably Executive Orders 13993 (Jan. 20), 14010, 14011 and 14012 (Feb. 2)—tasked multiple federal agencies including the Departments of ...
President Biden signed multiple immigration-related executive orders in January–February 2021 that largely rescinded several Trump-era restrictions, set new enforcement priorities, created a family re...
U.S. immigration laws and visa categories shaped Dearborn’s Arab settlement in three broad waves: early 20th‑century labor migration tied to auto jobs; a mid‑century lull after restrictive quota laws;...
Early Arab immigrants reshaped Dearborn into a national center of Arab American life: they established dense neighborhoods, businesses, religious and cultural institutions, and today form a majority o...