Judge Demands Evidence in Columbia Student’s Deportation Case
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student detained by immigration officials, awaits a judge’s decision on his deportation after participating in pro-Palestine protests.
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Flights carrying migrants deported from the U.S. have arrived in Venezuela, marking the resumption of deportations after a new agreement.
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Colombians Voice Concern After U.S. Tariff Threats Over Deportation Dispute
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Colombia Overcomes Dispute with U.S. Over Migrant Deportations
Colombia announces it has resolved a dispute with the U.S. and will resume accepting deported Colombians, easing recent tensions.
Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan Could Impact U.S. Construction Industry
President Trump’s mass deportation plan could heavily impact the U.S. construction industry, which relies on undocumented migrant workers, potentially leading to labor shortages and economic slowdowns.
Honduras Challenges U.S. Military Deal Over Deportation Threats
Honduras may reconsider its military base deal with the U.S. in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s deportation plans.
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