As President Trump returns to office, his aggressive immigration policies spark panic in communities. From troop deployments at the border to halted asylum processes, the changes are significant.
President Trump is ramping up his immigration enforcement, declaring a national emergency at the border, closing asylum access, and promising mass deportations. Discover the chaos unfolding in immigrant communities.
President Trump is back and has made immigration enforcement a top priority, issuing aggressive policies that are causing chaos in immigrant communities. From declaring a national emergency at the border to ramping up deportations, find out what this means for millions.
In a devastating strike on a residential building in Gaza, 14 individuals, including women and children, lost their lives. This tragedy highlights the severe toll of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, raising fears of more civilian casualties amidst military operations.
President Trump's return to the White House has sparked an aggressive immigration crackdown, with sweeping changes affecting asylum processes and deportation policies. Find out how these actions are impacting immigrant communities across America.
In a bold statement, President Cyril Ramaphosa labels 59 white South Africans seeking refuge in the US as 'cowards.' This controversial remark has sparked outrage and ignited debates over racial issues and land reforms in South Africa.
In a bold stand for racial justice, the Episcopal Church terminates its 40-year partnership with the U.S. government, rejecting a controversial request to resettle white Afrikaners from South Africa. Bishop Sean Rowe emphasizes the moral implications of prioritizing Afrikaners over other long-vetted refugees.
In a bold move, the Episcopal Church refuses to help resettle white South African refugees, citing a commitment to racial justice. This decision ends a long-standing partnership with the federal government amidst controversy over preferential treatment for certain refugees.
The arrival of the first group of white South Africans granted refugee status by Trump’s administration has sparked controversy, raising questions about racial equity and US immigration policies.
In a bold decision, the Episcopal Church is terminating its partnership with the U.S. government on refugee resettlement, rejecting the resettlement of white Afrikaners from South Africa due to moral concerns. This move marks the end of a nearly 40-year relationship.
