A baby in an Arizona courtroom was told to file an asylum application or be deported. Court filings say an attorney from one of the administration's new contractors sat there silently — part of what nonprofits call a "façade of compliance" after the government let the children's legal aid contract lapse.
Two weeks after the Supreme Court ruled 6–3 that children born here are citizens, Greg Steube filed the Birthright CLAIM Act. Stephanie Bice, Ralph Norman and Tim Burchett put their names on it.
A company Rick Jackson owns paid $3 million to settle claims it trapped more than 5,000 foreign health care workers in contracts they couldn't leave — while his campaign ads promised a crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
Pillen converted Nebraska's rehabilitation-focused Work Ethic Camp into a 300-bed ICE jail. Local Republicans learned about it from a national newscast. Now the state is adding isolation rooms at DHS's request.
Abbott wants a law banning Texas public schools from sponsoring H-1B visas — applied to teachers already here, not just new hires. Districts use those visas to fill critical teacher shortages, in roles such as bilingual education.
Court filings show Homeland Security ran undercover agents into labor meetings and a Minneapolis church, pulled financial records from SEIU and CWA, and showed a grand jury a chart linking the teachers' union to a criminal conspiracy.
Somalia has been too dangerous to deport people to since 1991. A judge just cleared the way anyway — while writing that the people losing protection had proven they would be irreparably harmed. Alabama's congressman called it a win and asked for more handcuffs.
Five state Republican parties have added anti-IVF language to their platforms. In Congress, the SAFE KIDS Act would void surrogacy contracts with citizens of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea — and 25 Republicans with report cards here put their names on it.
In December 2024 he asked Trump to dismiss every Jan. 6 case. In January 2025 he signed a resolution declaring antifa a domestic terrorist organization. Last June, the first people sentenced under that label got 450 years.
