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Aug 22

Texas’ floating barrier to block migrants faces legal challenge

By Paul J. Weber, Associated Press

The scheduled hearing in Austin comes days after Texas, which installed the water barrier on the Rio Grande in July near the border city of Eagle Pass, repositioned the wrecking ball-sized buoys closer to U.S. soil.

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Aug 18

Biden administration extends temporary legal status for Ukrainians living in U.S.

By Elliot Spagat, Associated Press

The Homeland Security Department says the move is expected to make 166,700 Ukrainians eligible for Temporary Protected Status, up from about 26,000 currently.

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Aug 15

Hispanic Democrats send letter urging Biden administration to investigate Texas’ separation of migrant fathers

By Laura Barrón-López

Hispanic Democratic lawmakers are putting pressure on the Biden administration to investigate and halt any separation of migrant fathers from their families by a Texas state agency along the U.S-Mexico border.

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Aug 06

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Why New York City’s migrant housing crisis is reaching a breaking point

By John Yang, Claire Mufson

New York City has long been a city of immigrants, living up to the words on the Statue of Liberty in the city's harbor. Alone among major U.S. cities, New York has a legal obligation to offer shelter to everyone…

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Jul 25

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Texas refuses to remove floating barriers meant to deter Rio Grande crossings

By William Brangham, Saher Khan

Several legal fights are brewing over migration across the U.S.-Mexico border. A federal judge blocked the Biden administration’s attempt to limit asylum seekers after several immigrant-rights groups argued the policy was unfair, and the Department of Justice sued Texas for…

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Jul 21

Hundreds of immigrants have reported sexual abuse at ICE facilities. Most cases aren’t investigated

By Zeba Warsi

Records obtained by Futuro Investigates reveal a systemic pattern of abuse by detention officers, contractual guards, and ICE employees, accused of sexually assaulting people in their care.

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Jul 19

A key part of Biden’s plan to control immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border gets a court hearing

By Rebecca Santana, Associated Press

A judge is set to hear arguments in a lawsuit opposing an asylum rule that's a key part of the Biden administration's immigration policy. Critics say the rule endangers migrants trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border and is against the…

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Jul 10

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will leave politics after election, marking end of a political era

By Mike Corder, Raf Cassert, Associated Press

Rutte's four-party ruling coalition resigned Friday after failing to agree on a package of measures to rein in migration. No date has yet been set for the election.

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Jul 07

Dutch prime minister announces resignation after ruling coalition fails to agree on migration policy

By Mike Corder, Associated Press

The decision by the Netherlands' longest-serving premier means that the country will face a general election later this year for the 150-seat lower house of Parliament.

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Jul 05

The U.S. citizenship test is changing. Here’s why some advocates are concerned

By Trisha Ahmed, Associated Press

The proposed format could make the citizenship test harder for people who struggle with English literacy. That includes refugees, elderly immigrants and people with disabilities that interfere with their test performance.

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