DOJ Wins Six State Cases Ending In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants, Sues 15 More
The DOJ has won court rulings ending in-state college tuition discounts for illegal immigrants in six states and is suing roughly 15 more, arguing the practice violates federal law barring benefits to non-citizens that citizens don’t receive.
Border Patrol Arrests Honduran Man in Niagara Falls With Decades-Long Criminal Record
Border Patrol agents near Niagara Falls arrested Pablo Ordonez-Melendez, 48, a Honduran national on probation in New York with a criminal history dating back nearly 25 years, including sexual assault charges involving minors.
ICE Says It Arrested 2,197 People in New York During August Enforcement Push
DHS says ICE arrested 2,197 people in New York during a month-long operation in July and August, as state and city laws increasingly limit local cooperation with federal immigration agents.
ICE Awards $17.3 Million Contract to Open Detention Facility on San Antonio’s East Side
ICE awarded GardaWorld Federal Services a $17.3 million contract to renovate and run a 600,000-square-foot detention facility on San Antonio’s east side, despite objections from Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and local protests.