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By: Alicia A. Caldwell
The U.S. government has mistakenly granted citizenship to at least 858 immigrants from countries of concern to national security or with high rates of immigration fraud who had pending deportation orders, according to an internal Homeland Security audit released Monday.
By: Francesca Maglione, Alicia A. Caldwell
An entry‑level software engineer in San Francisco would need to be paid $162,000 a year to qualify for an H‑1B visa under a Trump administration proposal — almost 30% more than today. In Dallas, the minimum would jump by a similar rate to $113,000 and in New York to $132,000.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Migrant arrests at the US-Mexico border edged up to the most in President Donald Trump’s second term after plunging when he returned to office in January 2025.
(Bloomberg) -- Migrant arrests at the US-Mexico border edged up to the most in President Donald Trump's second term after plunging when he returned to office in January 2025.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Las autoridades de Minnesota acusaron de agresión a un agente del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE) por presuntamente disparar a un hombre venezolano y posteriormente mentir sobre el enfrentamiento.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Foreigners applying for permanent residency in the US will now have to go back to their home countries to seek green cards.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell
Los extranjeros que soliciten la residencia permanente en Estados Unidos ahora tendrán que regresar a sus países de origen para pedir la tarjeta de residencia.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell, Skylar Woodhouse
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended conditions at a migrant detention center in New Jersey that was the scene of weekend protests in which two people were arrested and US Senator Andy Kim was hit with a cloud of pepper spray.
By: Alicia A. Caldwell, María Paula Mijares Torres
The Department of Homeland Security said that highly qualified and skilled green-card applicants will see no noticeable impact from a controversial policy announced last week that most people seeking permanent legal residency would have to apply from outside the US.
By: Andrew Oxford, Alicia A. Caldwell
Steve Hilton paced the stage at a brewery outside San Francisco with a simple message: California is broken and only an outsider can fix it.
