The Trump administration is reportedly planning to deport Asian immigrants to Libya, a country notorious for human rights abuses. Legal challenges arise as the administration faces scrutiny over this controversial move.
Lawyers urgently seek to block Trump administration's deportations to Libya, fearing imminent removals without proper legal recourse. Human rights groups raise alarms over conditions in Libya.
As Sean 'Diddy' Combs prepares for his sex trafficking trial, he claims the women involved were willing participants. However, the prosecution presents a strong case against him, alleging coercion and abuse over two decades.
In a harrowing case, two mothers were deported to Honduras with their US citizen children without any means to coordinate their care, leaving families in turmoil. Lawyers argue their rights were violated, sparking outrage.
The new head of the Justice Department's civil rights division, Harmeet K. Dhillon, is reshaping the office to align with Trump's agenda, leading to a significant departure of lawyers and concerns over civil rights enforcement.
A significant number of lawyers are resigning from the Justice Department’s civil rights division, driven by new leadership's controversial priorities. With a deferred resignation program in place, over 100 attorneys are expected to leave, raising concerns about the division's future.
In a troubling series of deportations, ICE officials have separated mothers from their U.S. citizen children, raising serious concerns about legal rights and the treatment of families under immigration policies.
Recent ICE actions have sparked outrage as U.S.-born children are separated from their mothers during deportation. Advocates call it a shocking abuse of power amidst ongoing court battles over immigration policies.
When Jessica Rodriguez Aguilar and her husband Josue thought they were close to securing his immigration status, they faced an unexpected nightmare. A routine appointment led to Josue's detention, highlighting a worrying trend in immigration enforcement.
In a bold move, the Supreme Court has temporarily halted President Trump's plan to deport Venezuelan migrants under a controversial 1798 law, raising serious legal and ethical questions about due process.
