A Davenport massage spa manager has been deported to her native China, prompting authorities to dismiss the serious felonies she once faced. The manager had been charged with ongoing criminal conduct—Class B felony—and a Class D offense before her deportation effectively brought the case to a close.
A new ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to revoke deportation protections for Venezuelans, affecting potentially hundreds of thousands of people. Multiple outlets, including The New York Times and CNN, confirm this decision removes key legal shields previously granted to Venezuelan migrants.
A Department of Homeland Security video promoting deportations was quickly pulled from circulation after featuring podcaster Theo Von’s voice. The short clip, which showed Von saying, “I heard you got deported, dude. Bye,” led to enough backlash that DHS deleted it at his request.
A federal judge has extended measures preventing the deportation of unaccompanied Guatemalan children residing in U.S. shelter and foster care. The move temporarily blocks federal efforts to remove these minors who arrived in the country alone and are now protected by the court’s ruling.
A flight carrying more than 300 South Korean workers left Atlanta on Thursday after they were detained last week at a Georgia battery factory. Officials reported the workers’ departure shortly before noon, sending them home to South Korea.
Efforts by the Trump administration to deport Guatemalan children from U.S. shelters and foster care have refocused public attention on immigration policies. This article explores the circumstances these minors face and what it means for their future.
A Brampton resident was deported from the United States after pleading guilty to photographing a U.S. defense installation with a drone. According to Florida court records, he received 12 months of probation and was then ordered to leave the country.
After spending most of her life in America, Allison Bustillo-Chinchilla is leaving the country under voluntary removal. She chose to withdraw her asylum petition, according to reporting by WFAE.
The US is moving to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda following his refusal of a plea offer in a smuggling case, according to an AP news summary. This brief update highlights the intersection of criminal proceedings and immigration policy.
