Former ICE Detainee Sues CoreCivic Over Alleged Rape Resulting in Pregnancy
"The evidence will bear out what happened as we proceed with the legal process," said attorney Michelle Simpson Tuegel.
Coronavirus Pandemic Could Push 86 Million More Kids into Household Poverty
"This report should be a wake-up call for the world," said Save the Children International CEO Inger Ashing.
Minneapolis Park Police Release Redacted Footage In George Floyd Death
The video was released after bystander video showed a Minneapolis Park Police vehicle at the scene.
Massachusetts Bill Seeks To Get Stimulus Checks For Undocumented Taxpayers
The new measure would seek to provide undocumented taxpayers with funds they were denied in the government's recent $2.2 trillion stimulus package.
Trump Suggests U.S. May Soon Lift COVID-19 Travel Bans On Certain Countries
"Where they're making progress we'll start to open it up," President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.
Trump Said RNC 2020 Might Move From Charlotte—No Other City Wanted to Host
President Donald Trump has threatened to pull plans to hold the RNC in North Carolina if the state cannot commit to allowing "full attendance" at the event.
Trump Threatens To Pull RNC 2020 From North Carolina
"This is not something I want to do," President Donald Trump said of the threat.
First U.S. Monument to Puerto Rican Veterans Vandalized
"I just want some respect for our fallen heroes," said Tony Molina, the president of the Puerto Rican Veteran Monument Square Association.
Brazil COVID-19 Cases Quadruple as Bolsonaro Plays Down U.S. Restrictions
Brazil is now second only to the U.S. in having the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the world.
Trump Wants Schools to Reopen 'ASAP', Americans Fear They Won't Be Safe
Fifty-two percent of U.S. residents fear it would be "unsafe" to send children back to school, a new Quinnipiac University Poll has found.
1,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Kids Deported To Mexico, Central America
Returned children face the threat of potential violence and stigmatization over fears they may be infected with coronavirus, UNICEF has warned.
24-Hour Coronavirus Vigil Sees Thousands of Victims' Names Read Out Online
"Every single one of their names deserves to be read," said co-organizer Anthony Torres.
Federal Criminal Referrals Saw Major Drop in March Amid COVID-19
The FBI and DEA also saw a drop in criminal referrals during the same time.
Most Americans Say Undocumented Immigrants Should Get Medical Care: Poll
White participants showed less support for the measure than black and Hispanic respondents.
U.S. Extends Coronavirus Border Restrictions Allowing Removal of Migrants
"The administration is brazenly using COVID-19 to enact its immigration agenda," said Dr. Michele Heisler, the medical director of Physicians for Human Rights.
Trump's New Border Wall Contract Will Cost More Than $30 Million Per Mile
The new construction deal with Fisher Sand and Gravel comes with a nearly $1.3 billion price tag.
Elderly South Korean Man in ICE Custody Dies in Apparent Suicide
Choung Woong Ahn was convicted of attempted murder in June 2013. He had been facing deportation from the U.S. before his death.
ICE Accused of Using Coronavirus Crisis to Launch 'Family Separation 2.0'
"We are not a country that believes in tearing babies away from their parents," said Families Belong Together chair Jess Morales Rocketto.
NYC Coronavirus Zip Code Map Reveals Disparities in Death Rates
"This should shock the conscience of our city," said Mark Levine, chair of the New York City Council's health committee.
1 in 3 Adults in Immigrant Families Avoid Benefits Over Public Charge Rule
The Trump administration's public charge rule allows officials to view use of certain benefits programs as a negative factor in green card applications.
Sister of Detained Saudi Women's Rights Activist Pleads for Release
May 15 marks two years since Loujain al-Hathloul was arrested and detained in Saudi Arabia.
Trump Administration Sued Over 'Secrecy' of 'Remain in Mexico' Program
The Remain in Mexico policy has seen nearly 65,000 people seeking asylum in the U.S. turned away to Mexico, according to the American Immigration Council.
NYPD Faces Backlash After Mother Forced to the Ground Over Face Mask
The NYPD said officers stopped the woman for not wearing her face mask properly.
South Carolina Voters Can Now Cast Absentee Ballots Amid Pandemic
"This is an important victory for South Carolinians who want to vote in the primary without risking their health," said Adriel Cepeda Derieux, an attorney with the ACLU's Voting Rights Project.
Doctors Launch Protests Calling For Release Of Immigrant Detainees
"We know these detention facilities are not safe," said Dr. Marie DeLuca of Doctors for Camp Closure.
HEROES Act Would Protect Immigrant Essential Workers From Deportation
The HEROES Act offers new support and protections for immigrant workers and taxpayers in the U.S.
Croatian Police Accused of Humiliating Migrants by Spray-Painting Heads
The UNHCR is "deeply concerned" about reports of abuse and violence against migrants and asylum seekers at the Croatian border.
Colorado University Gives Undocumented Students Shut Out Of Relief $1,500
"Colorado State University is committed to supporting all of our students during this very challenging time," a spokesperson for the university said.
Trump Leads In Ohio, Texas, While Biden Sees 30-Point Lead In California
The findings suggest that the coronavirus pandemic does not appear to have prompted a major shift in support across the three states, said Spencer Kimball, the director of Emerson College Polling.
Portugal Is Giving Citizenship Rights to Migrants Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Portugal has extended the citizenship rights until at least July 1st in response to the pandemic.