Dallas ICE Facility Shooting Kills 3, Injures 1
A shooting at a Dallas ICE facility on Wednesday killed three, including two detainees, and injured one. The suspected shooter died by suicide, authorities said. Investigations are underway.
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Chaos as New H-1B Fees Force Visa Holders to Rush Back to US
A sudden executive order hikes H-1B fees, forcing tech and medical visa holders to dash back to the US, as companies scramble and personal stories highlight global travel chaos.
New $100K H-1B Visa Fee Stirs Global Tech and Talent Concerns
A surprise one-time $100K fee for H-1B visas rattles US tech firms and sparks concern in India and beyond.
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee and ‘Gold Card’ Shake Up Tech Immigration
President Trump’s executive order slaps a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas and introduces a high-price ‘gold card’ visa, redefining how skilled foreign workers enter the U.S. tech sector.
ICE Uses Tear Gas on Protesters Outside Illinois Detention Center
ICE agents deployed tear gas on protesters outside Broadview facility in Illinois over “Operation Midway Blitz,” reigniting debate on U.S. immigration enforcement tactics.
25 Arrested as Far-Right Protesters Clash with Police in London
At least 25 people were arrested as far-right protesters clashed with police during a mass anti-immigrant rally in London, highlighting rising tensions and public order challenges.
Over 100,000 Attend Far-Right “Unite the Kingdom” Rally in London
More than 100,000 people joined the far-right ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally in central London, clashing with police and spotlighting tensions over the UK’s immigration policy.
Chicago Immigration Raids Fuel Community Anxiety
A recent immigration crackdown in Chicago has left residents uneasy as officials detain more than a dozen alleged offenders amid unclear arrest numbers.
ICE Detains U.S. Army Vet at Citizenship Interview amid Immigration Crackdown
ICE detains a U.S. Army veteran during his citizenship interview in Washington state, fueling debate over due process and the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
Lee warns US immigration raids may deter Korean investment
South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung says a US immigration raid at a Hyundai site in Georgia, detaining 300 workers, could leave Korean firms hesitant to invest in the US.