Undocumented? What to Know Before a Second Trump Term | KQED
The Trump administration's potential changes to immigration case priorities may create fear among immigrant communities, exacerbating a culture of terror.
Dear Jurisprudence: Can Donald Trump Wave a Wand to Get Rid of Birthright Citizenship?
There are serious concerns about the potential undermining of birthright citizenship under a second Trump administration, particularly through regulatory changes.
Chemerinsky: What can we expect from SCOTUS in 2025?
Trump's presidency is likely to provoke numerous legal challenges regarding immigration and budget policies, particularly from Democratic-led states.
Trump's vow to use US troops for mass deportations could face intense resistance - starting from within the military
Trump plans to use military for mass deportations, possibly bypassing laws limiting military in law enforcement.
SF immigration advocates prepare for 'emboldened' Trump administration
San Francisco prepares for heightened immigration challenges under a more restrictive Trump administration, particularly for asylum seekers facing domestic violence.
Conservative group warns San Diego County officials on sanctuary' immigration policy
A conservative group warns elected officials in sanctuary jurisdictions of civil and criminal consequences for policies protecting undocumented immigrants.
Undocumented? What to Know Before a Second Trump Term | KQED
The Trump administration's potential changes to immigration case priorities may create fear among immigrant communities, exacerbating a culture of terror.
Dear Jurisprudence: Can Donald Trump Wave a Wand to Get Rid of Birthright Citizenship?
There are serious concerns about the potential undermining of birthright citizenship under a second Trump administration, particularly through regulatory changes.
Chemerinsky: What can we expect from SCOTUS in 2025?
Trump's presidency is likely to provoke numerous legal challenges regarding immigration and budget policies, particularly from Democratic-led states.
Trump's vow to use US troops for mass deportations could face intense resistance - starting from within the military
Trump plans to use military for mass deportations, possibly bypassing laws limiting military in law enforcement.
SF immigration advocates prepare for 'emboldened' Trump administration
San Francisco prepares for heightened immigration challenges under a more restrictive Trump administration, particularly for asylum seekers facing domestic violence.
Conservative group warns San Diego County officials on sanctuary' immigration policy
A conservative group warns elected officials in sanctuary jurisdictions of civil and criminal consequences for policies protecting undocumented immigrants.
A court found that Cavan Medlock prepared a terrorism attack on an immigration law firm, spurred by a Daily Mail article.
We had an unconventional engagement and wedding. I proposed to him, my engagement ring came after the wedding, and we walked each other down the aisle.
The couple prioritized personal preferences over traditional wedding norms, creating a unique and meaningful engagement and marriage experience.
Trump says ready to use military, national emergency for mass deportations
Trump plans to declare a national emergency to pursue mass deportations post-election, yet faces doubts regarding legal authority and practicality.
Judge Strikes Down Biden Initiative Shielding Immigrant Spouses From Deportation | KQED
The Biden administration's immigration initiative was ruled unauthorized, heightening concerns for immigrant families amid Trump's election and promises of strict immigration enforcement.
A Legal Showdown on the Border Between the U.S. and Texas: What to Know
The Biden administration is suing Texas over a law empowering police to arrest migrants crossing from Mexico without authorization. Federal court temporarily blocked law's implementation, citing conflict with federal law.
Case has significant implications for immigration law and border enforcement amid political divisions. Judge blocked law, emphasizing Supremacy Clause of the Constitution gives federal government authority over immigration matters.
Judge Strikes Down Biden Initiative Shielding Immigrant Spouses From Deportation | KQED
The Biden administration's immigration initiative was ruled unauthorized, heightening concerns for immigrant families amid Trump's election and promises of strict immigration enforcement.
A Legal Showdown on the Border Between the U.S. and Texas: What to Know
The Biden administration is suing Texas over a law empowering police to arrest migrants crossing from Mexico without authorization. Federal court temporarily blocked law's implementation, citing conflict with federal law.
Case has significant implications for immigration law and border enforcement amid political divisions. Judge blocked law, emphasizing Supremacy Clause of the Constitution gives federal government authority over immigration matters.
Proposal to allow Ariz. police to enforce immigration law to appear on state's ballot
Arizona voters will decide on a ballot initiative allowing local law enforcement to arrest people crossing the border illegally, amid significant opposition.
In Arizona, Immigration Policies of the Moment Mimic the Policies of the Past
Arizona Republicans are pushing for a ballot measure to make unlawfully entering Arizona from Mexico a state crime.
Judge blocks Texas law allowing police to arrest migrants
Federal judge blocks Texas law empowering police to arrest suspected immigrants
Judge ruled law conflicts with federal law over states' rights
Biden reportedly considers bypassing Congress to crackdown on migration at US-Mexico border live
White House considering using federal immigration law aspects from Trump era for crackdown on migrants crossing Mexico border.
Proposal to allow Ariz. police to enforce immigration law to appear on state's ballot
Arizona voters will decide on a ballot initiative allowing local law enforcement to arrest people crossing the border illegally, amid significant opposition.
In Arizona, Immigration Policies of the Moment Mimic the Policies of the Past
Arizona Republicans are pushing for a ballot measure to make unlawfully entering Arizona from Mexico a state crime.
Judge blocks Texas law allowing police to arrest migrants
Federal judge blocks Texas law empowering police to arrest suspected immigrants
Judge ruled law conflicts with federal law over states' rights
Biden reportedly considers bypassing Congress to crackdown on migration at US-Mexico border live
White House considering using federal immigration law aspects from Trump era for crackdown on migrants crossing Mexico border.
The changes to Germany's immigration and citizenship rules in June 2024
New 'Opportunity Card' visa introduced in Germany in June 2024 for skilled workers from outside the EU seeking employment, with relaxed entry and working conditions.
Immigration law firm will expand nearly 10% with addition of Seyfarth Shaw team
Berry Appleman & Leiden to expand by nearly 10% with Seyfarth Shaw team addition.
Senate impeachment trial begins for Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas
The Senate held an impeachment trial for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro N. Mayorkas, a rare event for a U.S. Cabinet official in almost 150 years.
How the Texas Supreme Court migrant battle makes no sense
Migrants in Texas face uncertainty due to conflicting state and federal laws
Supreme Court pushes 5th Circuit to resolve Texas immigration law case quickly
US supreme court extends block on Texas police migrant law
The supreme court extended the block on a Texas law giving police broad powers for immigration enforcement.
Legal battle between Texas and Biden administration over immigration authority.
Supreme Court clears way for Texas to enforce immigration law, for now
Supreme Court allowed Texas to enforce strict immigration law
Lower court judge deemed the law likely unconstitutional
An Appeals Court Often Out of Step With the Supreme Court Notches a Victory
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has a conservative reputation, and the Supreme Court has allowed the aggressive Texas immigration law to go into effect for now.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor criticized the Fifth Circuit for not considering the constitutionality and harm caused by the law before allowing it to be enforced.
How Texas' plans to arrest migrants for illegal entry would work if allowed to take effect
The Texas plan to arrest migrants crossing the border is on hold pending a Supreme Court decision.
The law allows any Texas police officer to arrest migrants for illegal entry under specific circumstances.
How the Texas Supreme Court migrant battle makes no sense
Migrants in Texas face uncertainty due to conflicting state and federal laws
Supreme Court pushes 5th Circuit to resolve Texas immigration law case quickly
US supreme court extends block on Texas police migrant law
The supreme court extended the block on a Texas law giving police broad powers for immigration enforcement.
Legal battle between Texas and Biden administration over immigration authority.
Supreme Court clears way for Texas to enforce immigration law, for now
Supreme Court allowed Texas to enforce strict immigration law
Lower court judge deemed the law likely unconstitutional
An Appeals Court Often Out of Step With the Supreme Court Notches a Victory
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has a conservative reputation, and the Supreme Court has allowed the aggressive Texas immigration law to go into effect for now.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor criticized the Fifth Circuit for not considering the constitutionality and harm caused by the law before allowing it to be enforced.
How Texas' plans to arrest migrants for illegal entry would work if allowed to take effect
The Texas plan to arrest migrants crossing the border is on hold pending a Supreme Court decision.
The law allows any Texas police officer to arrest migrants for illegal entry under specific circumstances.
French court annuls large part of country's new immigration law
France's constitutional council has declared parts of the country's new immigration law unconstitutional.
The annulled articles include restrictions on family reunifications and student residency permits, as well as making residing in France illegally a crime.
French court scraps large parts of hardline immigration law as unconstitutional
France's Constitutional Council rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law.
The rejected measures include making it harder for immigrants to bring their families to France and limiting their access to social welfare.
Controversial new French immigration law promulgated by Macron
The formal text of a new immigration law was published in France, with instructions for applying the legislation already given to officials.
The law's promulgation follows the Constitutional Council's censure of 35 out of 86 articles, including controversial measures requested by the right, such as restrictions on social benefits and immigration quotas.
French immigration law: What are the measures deemed unconstitutional?
France's Constitutional Council has struck down large parts of a divisive new immigration law due to it being unconstitutional.
The law included provisions that discriminated against immigrants in accessing social welfare benefits.
Inside France: Farmers, the far-right and fabulous French puns
The Conseil Constitutionnel rejected many high-profile additions to France's new immigration law, resulting in a bill that is closer to the government's original version.
Far-right leader Jordan Bardella criticized the ruling, but populists attacking judges can be effective in other countries.
French court annuls large part of country's new immigration law
France's constitutional council has declared parts of the country's new immigration law unconstitutional.
The annulled articles include restrictions on family reunifications and student residency permits, as well as making residing in France illegally a crime.
French court scraps large parts of hardline immigration law as unconstitutional
France's Constitutional Council rejected several measures in a divisive new immigration law.
The rejected measures include making it harder for immigrants to bring their families to France and limiting their access to social welfare.
Controversial new French immigration law promulgated by Macron
The formal text of a new immigration law was published in France, with instructions for applying the legislation already given to officials.
The law's promulgation follows the Constitutional Council's censure of 35 out of 86 articles, including controversial measures requested by the right, such as restrictions on social benefits and immigration quotas.
French immigration law: What are the measures deemed unconstitutional?
France's Constitutional Council has struck down large parts of a divisive new immigration law due to it being unconstitutional.
The law included provisions that discriminated against immigrants in accessing social welfare benefits.
Inside France: Farmers, the far-right and fabulous French puns
The Conseil Constitutionnel rejected many high-profile additions to France's new immigration law, resulting in a bill that is closer to the government's original version.
Far-right leader Jordan Bardella criticized the ruling, but populists attacking judges can be effective in other countries.
France expels nearly 5,000 foreign criminals in one year
French authorities expelled 4,686 foreign criminals in 2023, a 30 percent increase from the previous year.
Deportation of foreigners convicted of crimes is a controversial issue in France, particularly due to high-profile incidents involving these individuals.
France expels nearly 5,000 foreign criminals in one year
French authorities expelled 4,686 foreign criminals in 2023, a 30 percent increase from the previous year.
Deportation of foreigners convicted of crimes is a controversial issue in France, particularly due to high-profile incidents involving these individuals.
France expels nearly 5,000 foreign criminals in one year
French authorities expelled 4,686 foreign criminals in 2023, a 30 percent increase from the previous year.
Deportation of foreigners convicted of crimes is a controversial issue in France, particularly due to high-profile incidents involving these individuals.
France expels nearly 5,000 foreign criminals in one year
French authorities expelled 4,686 foreign criminals in 2023, a 30 percent increase from the previous year.
Deportation of foreigners convicted of crimes is a controversial issue in France, particularly due to high-profile incidents involving these individuals.