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Louisville changes immigrant detention policies after pressure from Trump administration
Kentucky’s largest city is changing a detention policy for immigrants following pressure from the Trump administration. During a Tuesday press conference, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will reinstate a 48-hour hold for “inmates who are arrested for crimes,
The Trump administration has dramatically curtailed the ability for those facing deportation to be released from immigration ...
The new policy change was announced in a memo last week from the acting ICE Director Todd Lyons. The memo was described to ...
Migrant rights advocates say the loss of bond hearings means many detainees will have to fight their deportation cases without legal representation.
The policy change allows for some limited exceptions where the migrant could be released on parole, although the decision ...
The Trump administration’s new policy change limits who can be released from detention while awaiting deportation hearings, ...
U.S. deports five "barbaric" convicts to Eswatini as third-country policy expands. This live blog is now closed.
A July 8 internal memo directs ICE officers to detain people who entered the country without permission for the duration of ...
By minimizing the "chilling effect" of potential deportation, interim ICE Director Tae Johnson said in a memo to agents, the policy change can encourage immigrants living in the U.S. without ...
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CoreCivic buys Farmville Detention Center for $67 millionCoreCivic bought the facility for $67 million. The detention center will reportedly bring a total annual incremental revenue ...
Board members say they tightened rules to protect migrants, but some in the community believe the change will help the President-elect Donald Trump administration’s plans for mass deportation.
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