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DHS Says Ukrainian and Sudanese TPS Holders Keep Their Protection Past Monday, but Issues Nothing Employers Can File

DHS told CBS News on Sunday that Ukrainian and Sudanese TPS holders keep their protection and work...

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House Bill Would Pay Citizens Held by Immigration Officers at Least $500,000 and Strip the Immunity That Blocks Most Suits Today

A House bill filed Oct. 15 would let U.S. citizens arrested or held by immigration officers without...

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Ukraine and Sudan TPS Hit Their End Date Monday, and El Salvador Shows What DHS Silence Looks Like in Practice

Temporary Protected Status for Ukraine and Sudan reaches its scheduled end on Monday, Oct. 19, with no...

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The 179-Year Green Card Wait for Indians Is Queue Math, and Federal Data Show Why the Line Keeps Growing

Rep. Josh Gottheimer says Indian EB-2 applicants face a 179-year green card wait. The estimate is a...

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Federal Voting Charges Land Mostly on Longtime Green Card Holders, as North Carolina Flags 1,392 More Voters Through SAVE

Fifteen of the 16 noncitizens charged with illegal voting on Oct. 16 are permanent residents, and the...

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Official portrait of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin

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