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Canadian Woman Detained by ICE After Alleged Assault Over Trump Apparel
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Canadian Woman Detained by ICE After Alleged Assault Over Trump Apparel

A Canadian woman, Kaitlyn Tracey, has been detained by ICE after allegedly slapping a teenager wearing Trump merchandise. Police reports indicate the incident stemmed from the teen's clothing, leading to Tracey's custody by immigration authorities.

Fugitive Bolsonaro Ally Arrested by US Immigration
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Fugitive Bolsonaro Ally Arrested by US Immigration

Alexandre Ramagem, Brazil's former intelligence chief and an ally of Jair Bolsonaro, who was convicted in a 2022 coup attempt, has been arrested by US immigration authorities. He was apprehended by ICE while a fugitive in the United States.

Immigration Authorities Uphold Ban on Unlicensed Tour Guide
Politicsiceland-review5mo ago

Immigration Authorities Uphold Ban on Unlicensed Tour Guide

A British national has been barred from entering Iceland for two years after authorities found he had been providing tourism services without the necessary permits. As reported by RÚV, the man is a British citizen of Chinese origin in his late forties, and was recently stopped by police in Selfoss while transporting five passengers in… The post Immigration Authorities Uphold Ban on Unlicensed Tour Guide appeared first on Iceland Review.

Influencer released after meeting
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Influencer released after meeting

Shortly after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited President Donald Trump, an influencer who had been arrested by immigration authorities was released.

Indian man deported from Singapore in alleged job visa scam
BusinessTimes of India5mo ago

Indian man deported from Singapore in alleged job visa scam

A Bhayandar man was deported from Singapore after his work visa and job offer were found to be fake, costing him INR 3.6 lakh. Immigration authorities discovered the company didn't exist and the visa was forged. Police are investigating the suspected job scam. Experts urge job seekers to verify employers and visa procedures independently to avoid such fraudulent schemes.

Trump Admin Closes CDL Loophole That Let Illegal Immigrants Drive Big-Rigs
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Trump Admin Closes CDL Loophole That Let Illegal Immigrants Drive Big-Rigs

Trump Admin Closes CDL Loophole That Let Illegal Immigrants Drive Big-Rigs The Department of Transportation shut down a major safety vulnerability this past week that had allowed illegal immigrant drivers to operate commercial trucks on American highways despite having no verifiable driving history. “For far too long, America has allowed dangerous foreign drivers to abuse our truck licensing systems – wreaking havoc on our roadways. This safety loophole ends today,” Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said in a statement. “Moving forward, unqualified foreign drivers will be unable to get a license to operate an 80,000-pound big rig. Under President Trump’s leadership, we are putting the safety of the driving public first. From enforcing English language standards to holding fraudulent carriers accountable, we will continue to attack this crisis on our roads head on.” The reform targets a gaping hole in how states issue commercial driver's licenses to foreign nationals. While licensing agencies can screen U.S. drivers through national databases for past violations like DUIs or crash history, they cannot access records of foreigners and illegal immigrants. That loophole enabled at least 30 states to issue CDLs to drivers deemed ineligible. Under the old system, foreign drivers holding only work permits could obtain commercial trucking licenses because Employment Authorization Documents don't indicate prior traffic violations, accidents, or license suspensions in other countries. States had no way to know whether an applicant had a clean record or a history of reckless driving before allowing them to operate an 80,000-pound vehicle. The new rule formally codifies Duffy's emergency action from last September that ended the issuance of non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses to truckers with unverified driving histories. EADs will no longer be accepted as proof of eligibility. Applicants must instead present an unexpired foreign passport along with the appropriate Form I-94, which tracks a noncitizen's entry to and exit from the United States. “Under the provisions, only foreign nationals holding temporary work visas, such as H‑2B, H‑1B, or temporary investor visas from treaty countries, known as E‑2 visas, may be eligible,” explains Fox News Digital. “In addition, states must verify the lawful immigration status of every applicant by checking the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) system.” At least 30 people died in 17 crashes caused by non-domiciled commercial driver’s license holders in 2025, according to reports. Among the most serious incidents, a non-domiciled driver triggered a multi-vehicle crash inside a tunnel on Interstate 80 in Wyoming on February 14, killing three people and injuring 20 others. On August 12, another non-domiciled driver caused a crash on the Florida Turnpike that left three people dead after attempting an illegal U-turn. In California, a driver failed to stop for traffic on October 21, setting off an eight-vehicle collision that killed three. Later in the year, on December 3, a non-domiciled driver collided with a train at a marked crossing in Ontario, California, killing a crew member. “We are done letting foreign drivers wreak havoc on our roads. If you’re behind the wheel of a big rig, you must meet our standards—no exceptions,” Duffy said in a post on X Saturday. The final rule is expected to take effect in one month, around March 15.  “A critical safety gap allowed unqualified drivers with unknown driving histories to get behind the wheel of commercial vehicles,” said Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Administrator Derek D. Barrs. “We are closing that gap today to ensure that only qualified, vetted drivers are operating on our nation’s roadways. If we cannot verify your safe driving history, you cannot hold a CDL in this country.” Duffy praised the reform as one of several steps the Trump administration is taking to bolster transportation safety, including enforcing English language standards for drivers. In May, Secretary Duffy signed an order establishing new guidelines to strengthen English language enforcement for commercial truck operators, placing drivers who fail English proficiency tests out of service. "Under President Trump's leadership, we are putting the safety of the driving public first," Duffy said. "From enforcing English language standards to holding fraudulent carriers accountable, we will continue to attack this crisis on our roads head on." Tyler Durden Wed, 02/18/2026 - 23:00

Migrant Detention Center at Fort Bliss Described as 'Hell'
Worldle-monde2mo ago

Migrant Detention Center at Fort Bliss Described as 'Hell'

A massive migrant detention site with 5,000 beds has been opened by federal immigration authorities on the military grounds of Fort Bliss, located at the US-Mexico border. A former detainee recounted a harrowing experience, stating that migrants are treated 'like animals' inside the facility.

85-Year-Old French Citizen Detained by US ICE
PoliticsThe Guardian2mo ago

85-Year-Old French Citizen Detained by US ICE

An 85-year-old French citizen, Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé, was detained by US immigration authorities after missing an appointment, leading to her experience as an ICE detainee being recounted.

Photo of Migrant Family Separation Wins World Press Photo of the Year
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Photo of Migrant Family Separation Wins World Press Photo of the Year

A powerful photograph depicting the separation of a migrant family by US immigration authorities (ICE) has been awarded the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year. The winning image highlights the brutal reality of US immigration policy.

Judge blocks arrest and detention of some lawful refugees in Minnesota
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Judge blocks arrest and detention of some lawful refugees in Minnesota

Trump administration’s unlawful policy turns ‘refugees’ American Dream into a dystopian nightmare’, judge says A federal judge has blocked a Trump administration policy that allowed immigration authorities to arrest and detain certain refugees in Minnesota, ruling that the government relied on an incorrect interpretation of federal law and unlawfully targeted people who had already been admitted to the US. In an order on Friday, the court said the administration’s approach had effectively bee...

American killer in Bali ‘suitcase murder’ case deported from Indonesia to face US charges
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American killer in Bali ‘suitcase murder’ case deported from Indonesia to face US charges

An American convicted of killing the mother of his then-pregnant teenage girlfriend at an Indonesian luxury hotel was deported on Tuesday after his early release from prison, immigration authorities said. Tommy Schaefer, 32, was released last week from prison on the island of Bali and moved to an immigration detention facility there on Friday. He boarded a flight late on Tuesday bound for the United States, a local immigration official confirmed. Schaefer is set to appear in a Chicago courtro...