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David Venturella, a former senior U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official whose career has spanned federal service and the private detention industry, has been named acting director of ICE, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed. The appointment, first reported by the Washington Examiner, comes as the Trump administration intensifies pressure on the agency to expand arrests and deportations of unauthorized…
Federal Judge Darrin Gayles approves removal of SOGENER executive within seven days on a commercial flight, with U.S. authorities barred from sending him to Haiti — marking the second high-profile Haitian businessman in recent months to accept removal to a third country By Emmanuel Paul, Caribbean Television Network (CTN) MIAMI — Haitian businessman Dimitri Vorbe, the executive director and vice…
Endorsement of the DIGNITY Act revives debate over a measure that would offer renewable legal status — but not citizenship — to immigrants who have been in the United States since December 2020, including potential relief for Haitian TPS holders who have lost protection under the Trump administration. A bipartisan group of nearly 50 House lawmakers has formally backed legislation…
Federal Judge Darrin Gayles approves removal of SOGENER executive within seven days…
David Venturella, a former senior U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official whose…
Federal Judge Darrin Gayles approves removal of SOGENER executive within seven days…
Endorsement of the DIGNITY Act revives debate over a measure that would…
While the eyes of Haiti were still turned toward the symbolic gestures of…
As gang violence continues to intensify north of the capital, Port-au-Prince, the…
The Plain of Cul-de-Sac region has endured another nightmare night. Thousands of…
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For the first time in tournament history, México City, Toronto, and Los…
A senior immigration official warned in early 2025 that the Trump administration's plan to sharply accelerate deportations could result in U.S. citizens being wrongfully detained inside their homes — and…

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