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The topic is about the security of the US-Mexico border, focusing on the administration's efforts to deter travel toward the US and the impact of these efforts on human rights.
Donald Trump’s most-cited, explicit remarks about Mexicans occurred when he launched his 2015 presidential campaign — “They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assu...
Twelve Republican senators joined every Democratic senator in 2019 to pass a resolution terminating ’s on , arguing variously that the move violated the Constitution, usurped Congress’s power of the p...
and have distinct statutory roles: CBP focuses on at ports of entry and along the border, while ICE is charged with interior investigations, detention, and removals . In practice those boundaries blur...
supports expanding legal pathways, protecting long-time residents, and modernizing the while also emphasizing stronger, “smart” border security—an approach spelled out in the party platform and recent...
Yes — and a large majority of Democratic voters support creating legal pathways (often called "" or legalization) for people without authorization, but Democrats contest the term "amnesty" and frame p...
would alter one piece of the immigration-enforcement architecture but would not by itself determine future levels of undocumented immigration; trends depend far more on capacity, , state and local coo...
Independent and human-rights organizations are not quoted directly in the provided documents, so a definitive catalog of their reactions to claims cannot be produced from these sources; nevertheless, ...
The June 4, 2024 Presidential Proclamation (effective June 5) and the companion DHS–DOJ interim final rule (IFR) create a conditional, numeric-trigger asylum restriction at the southern border: when e...
DHS and ICE distinguish "removals" as compelled departures under immigration law from "returns" or "voluntary returns," which are administrative or non‑judicial dispositions that do not carry the same...