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As the Supreme Court weighs Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship, his administration is citing old anti-Black and anti-Chinese arguments that critics say were long ago rejected for good reason.
Oudone Lothirath, a 57-year-old Laotian refugee, missed several chemotherapy sessions after a 10-day ICE detention in January and is now in hospice care. Friends and family say the missed treatments worsened his terminal Hodgkin’s lymphoma and shortened his life.
Trump’s 2024 victory was built from more than just MAGA loyalists. A grab-bag of strange bedfellows helped. But policy moves this year are testing that uneasy alliance on at least eight big fronts.
An Instagram project is collecting anonymous interviews with immigration officers across DHS. The conversations show frustration, moral conflict, and the risks of speaking out inside a rapidly expanded enforcement machine.
A California pair of lawmakers introduced legislation to lock Optional Practical Training into law after the Trump administration signaled it might eliminate the program that lets international students work in the U.S. after graduation.
A new California survey finds many Democrats want to disband ICE while independents and some Republicans favor reform. Voters support body cameras and codes of conduct more than a mask ban, and economic concerns shape views on immigration.