Legislation to make permanent and expand a groundbreaking pilot program allowing 15 California community colleges — including San Diego Mesa College — to offer bachelor’s degrees in critical workforce fields has been introduced in the state Assembly.
Two rules regarding H-1B visa program were thrown out by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White in California. These rules included limits on specialty occupations.
A judge has sided with migrants against Border Patrol regarding the conditions of facilities in Arizona. Complaints against the facilities include it being unsanitary and inhumane.
U.S. District Court Judge André Birotte Jr. has ordered the Trump administration to restore a free immigration detention hotline that allows detainees to report concerns.
Saline Area Schools is being sued because according to the lawsuit the district does not have the authority to suspend four students over racist social media posts.
A lawsuit accusing Immigration officials of using marriage interviews to lure couples, so the immigrant spouse can be deported has led to a federal judge siding with the couples.
The Trump administration is suing N.J. and the county where Seattle is located because of immigration policies that offer protections to immigrants who are in the country illegally.
A recent ruling is prohibiting immigration authorities in the United States from relying on information from databases to ask law enforcement to hold people in custody.
A 5-year-old suffered a fractured skull and bleeding around his brain a month before being held by ICE. Now, ICE is being sued for not properly treating the boy’s symptoms.
The Senate has acquitted President Donald Trump of impeachment. Final tallies — 52-48 favoring acquittal of abuse of power, 53-47 of obstruction of Congress' investigation.
The Senate has acquitted President Donald Trump of impeachment. Final tallies — 52-48 favoring acquittal of abuse of power, 53-47 of obstruction of Congress' investigation.
A 62-year-old man from Milwaukee is being accused of throwing acid on a Latino man’s face while accusing him of being in the U.S. illegally. The incident is being tried as a hate crime.
New rules that allow immigration officials to deny green cards based on whether or not immigrants use public benefits such as food stamps have been upheld by the Supreme Court.
With school shootings an ongoing concern, the gun debate continues across the U.S. Part of this debate is the subject of “ghost guns,” and a lawsuit against the federal government.
