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Texas halts commercial drivers licenses for many immigrants

DACA recipients, refugees and asylum recipients will no longer be able to receive or renew commercial licenses, the Department of Public Safety announced.

The Texas Tribune

Texas’ guidance on end of in-state tuition for undocumented students doesn’t clear confusion, advocates say

The state is being criticized for advising colleges to verify students’ status with immigration authorities, which could put them at risk.

The Texas Tribune

‘Blatant disregard’: Congress wants to know if Kristi Noem just ignored the Supreme Court and start deporting DACA recipients

We're all supposed to follow the court's decisions

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Members of Congress condemn Kristi Noem over fate of migrant ‘Dreamers’

Letter signed by 78 demands to know how many people protected under Daca have been arrested or deported

The Guardian - US

ICE seeks to deport DACA recipient after arrest at El Paso airport

An immigration judge ruled ICE can’t deport Catalina “Xochitl” Santiago, who has permission to be in the country, unless the agency can provide evidence that her legal status was revoked.

The Texas Tribune

DHS Post Calling on Citizens to 'Report Foreign Invaders' Sparks Outrage on Social Media: 'How Authoritarian States Speak'

Critics accused DHS of promoting dehumanizing rhetoric and stoking division, particularly given that many undocumented migrants are asylum seekers or DACA recipients with no criminal record

Latin Times

Immigration advocates alarmed over detention of Daca recipient: ‘No legal basis’

Border patrol arrested Catalina Santiago, who had been granted temporary protection as a Dreamer, on 3 August

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Confusion reigns as Texas colleges scramble to comply with ban on in-state tuition for undocumented students

The state isn’t providing schools with guidance and advocates say students who still qualify for lower rates are being asked to pay thousands more.

The Texas Tribune

Close To Half Of All Migrants Sent To 'Alligator Alcatraz' Don't Have a Criminal Record: Report

Close to half of all migrants sent to the Florida migrant detention center known as "Alligator Alcatraz" don't have criminal records, data obtained by CBS News showed

Latin Times

Immigration crackdown causing ‘Trump slump’ in Las Vegas tourism, unions say

International visitors to one of the world’s largest tourist destinations dropped 13% in June as workers face layoffs

The Guardian - US

Trump said he wanted to protect ‘Dreamer’ immigrants with DACA. Now, officials say they should self-deport

President has flip-flopped on DACA multiple times since first administration, when he tried to end program

The Independent UK

Self-imposed lockdowns, surveillance fears and forced separations: life for California’s undocumented farmworkers

Undocumented migrants form the backbone of the ‘salad bowl of the world’ – Trump’s crackdown has led to hyper-vigilance

The Guardian - US

DACA Recipient Set to Be Deported to El Salvador After Missing Freeway Exit: Report

A man who missed his freeway exit and accidentally crossed into Mexico will be deported to El Salvador after he was unable to pay a bribe allegedly demanded by CPB.

Latin Times

Trump administration opens inquiry into universities over Daca scholarships

Education department to look into scholarships for students from Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program

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The Conversation

What the Supreme Court ruling against ‘universal injunctions’ means for court challenges to presidential actions

When presidents have tried to make big changes through executive orders, they have often hit a roadblock: A single federal judge, whether located in Seattle or Miami or anywhere in between, could stop these policies across the entire country.

Reason

N.Y. Times Magazine Reveals Internal Conflicts On The Left With Skrmetti

The groups presented a unified front, but with a 6-3 loss, recriminations are flying.

Latin Times

Growing Number of Migrants Leave U.S. Voluntarily As Trump Admin Ramps Up Mass Deportation Plans

As the Trump administration ramps up deportation efforts, migrants are increasingly willing to go back home voluntarily

Al Jazeera

As Trump raises deportation quotas, advocates fear an expanding ‘dragnet’

The Trump administration has called for 3,000 daily immigration arrests, leaving migrant communities in the US in fear.

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MALDEF Chooses Not To Seek Cert in DACA Case, But The Injunction Will Be Limited To Texas

"DACA and work authorization should be available to those renewing and those newly applying for DACA in the 49 states other than Texas"

International Business Times UK

College Student Snatched by ICE in Mistaken Traffic Stop: Fears Grow Over Local Police Powers

A Georgia college student was detained by ICE after a traffic stop, igniting national concern over immigration enforcement tied to minor violations.

Reason

The Chief's Blue Plate Special On Birthright Citizenship: A Second Helping Of DACA Reliance Interests

If the Court's can't coalesce on a single rationale, we might see a redux of Department of Regents.

The National (Scotland)

How has Scotland’s ‘gold standard’ law supported domestic abuse victims?

‘I SEE a profound difference in the basic understanding of domestic abuse in many areas. It’s easy to lose sight of how important that is, but…

The Conversation

How a lone judge can block a Trump order nationwide – and why, from DACA to DOGE, this judicial check on presidents’ power is shaping how the government works

When presidents try to make big changes through executive orders, they often hit a roadblock: A single federal judge, whether located in Seattle or Miami or anywhere in between, can stop these policies across the entire country.

The Independent UK

The big problem with judging people by their ‘gang tattoos’

ANALYSIS : Tattoos are an unreliable marker of gang membership, writes professor of Law Beth C. Caldwell

The Conversation

Why tattoos are such an unreliable marker of gang membership

The United States deported 238 Venezuelan men on three flights to El Salvador on March 15, 2025, claiming that they were members of the Tren de Aragua gang that originated in Venezuela.

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