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U.S. ICE arrests in July hit a new high for Trump’s second term, reaching 49,571—up about 15% from June. The surge follows expanded enforcement policies and a major hiring push, with Texas and Florida accounting for nearly 20,000 arrests.
The first flight carrying 20 deportees landed in Liberia on Thursday, starting a deal to send 1,200 migrants from the US to the West African nation. The move is part of the Trump administration's broader immigration crackdown, with officials saying most deportees had violated immigration laws.
New data from Statistics Canada shows Canadians spent $3.3 billion less on U.S. travel in 2025, a stark reaction to President Donald Trump’s policies. Instead, they increased overseas trips, with visits to Europe and Asia rising sharply. The decline in border crossings was the deepest and longest recorded since 1972.
The US Supreme Court has issued a series of landmark rulings backing President Donald Trump's hardline immigration agenda, allowing the administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians and Syrians and to deny asylum at the southern border. The 6-3 conservative majority gave federal authorities expanded powers to deport legal permanent residents charged with crimes and to halt emerging asylum claims. These decisions have sparked outrage among immigrant rights advocates, who say the administration is targeting both undocumented and legal immigrants.
Kevin González, an 18-year-old Chicago native who publicly pleaded for the release of his parents from ICE detention while battling terminal cancer, has died just one day after reuniting with them in Mexico. His parents were arrested in April while trying to cross into the U.S. illegally to visit him. Kevin's case has drawn attention to the harsh impacts of U.S. immigration policies.
