#immigration-policy

#immigration-policy

"I'm scared to go to work," a migrant massage worker in New York City told Red Canary Song, a New York-based collective of Asian and migrant sex workers. "Police cars, plainclothes cars, we all hide when [we] see them ... we'll be arrested as soon as we go out."

Karin Prien suggested a quota limiting migrant numbers in German schools should be considered, indicating that Germany should evaluate other countries' models for feasibility.

"Countering antisemitism must not be the burden solely of the Jewish community; nor can we expect governments alone to fight antisemitism on Australians' behalf... It is a responsibility shared by all Australians."

Naming Migration Minister Johan Forssell connected to white supremacist groups raised concerns about possible security risks, especially given the government's strict immigration policies.

"Companies abroad poaching top US talent due to immigration policies is leading to increased concerns among lawyers, investors, and C-suite leaders about the viability of their workforce."

Rollins stated, 'There are 34 million able-bodied adults in our Medicaid program. There are plenty of workers in America, but we just have to make sure we are not compromising today.'

The Religious Workforce Protection Act aims to allow foreign priests and religious workers to serve in the U.S. without facing immigration disruptions, benefitting local communities.

U.S. President Donald Trump will attend the Club World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, as FIFA announced it has opened an office at Trump Tower.

The GOP's $4.5 trillion bill penalizes immigrants and their U.S. citizen relatives by creating a parallel tax code for them, leaving them out of popular tax credits.

This year, several localities in Los Angeles County have chosen to cancel or postpone their traditional patriotic celebrations, driven by fear of arrests and deportations.

As a lifelong metro Atlanta resident, I've always felt deeply connected to this community - from planning smaller events like the Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival to running local culinary and real estate businesses.

Trump's threats to arrest Mamdani reflect a broader backlash against progressive immigration policies, highlighting a key divide in New York City politics and beyond.

Ken Cuccinelli stated, "Nobody wants people to die, but we're all going to, and, you know, we're literally talking about a population of 10 to 20 million illegal aliens..."

The Department of Justice's lawsuit against Los Angeles accuses the city of undermining federal immigration laws through its sanctuary policies, resulting in increased lawlessness.