English The New York Times Supreme Court Retains Block on Using Wartime Law to Deport Venezuelans By Abbie VanSickle May 16, 2025 USA Today ICE adopts new tactic: Deport before court, removing people facing criminal charges By Trevor Hughes May 18, 2025 The Wall Street Journal DHS Is Considering Reality Show Where Immigrants Compete for Citizenship By Michelle… Continue »
Event Recap: The Larger Stakes of Birthright Citizenship and Trump’s Deportation Overreach
Washington, DC — Today, America’s Voice hosted a virtual press event to assess the latest details and larger implications of the Trump administration’s immigration overreach. Speakers, including law professors, policy experts, and immigration advocates, highlighted the larger constitutional and democratic pillars at stake, including birthright citizenship, due process rights, and habeas corpus protections; how deportations… Continue »
‘American-Born Children are American Children’: Supporters Rally Outside Supreme Court In Defense of Birthright Citizenship
Hundreds rallied outside the Supreme Court this week, where the Trump administration demanded that justices nullify the kinds of the lower court orders that have blocked its unconstitutional and outrageous effort to terminate birthright citizenship – a protection explicitly guaranteed in the 14th Amendment – via executive order. Outside the courtroom, rally attendees held signs… Continue »
Listicle #91: Your Quick Summary Of the Week From America’s Voice
THE THREAT TO SUSPEND HABEAS CORPUS IS THE LATEST EVIDENCE HOW THE ‘INVASION’ LIE IS CENTRAL TO CONSTITUTIONAL ATTACKS Embedded in Stephen Miller’s recent, chilling comments that the Trump administration is considering suspending the writ of habeas corpus is another reminder that its broader assault on core constitutional pillars rests on the dangerous “invasion” lie,… Continue »
Immigration Reform News May 16, 2025
English Associated Press Supreme Court could block Trump’s birthright citizenship order but limit nationwide injunctions By MARK SHERMAN and LINDSAY WHITEHURST May 15, 2025 The New York Times 4 Takeaways From the Citizenship Case (That Was Really About Injunctions) By Charlie Savage and Alan Feuer May 15, 2025 USA Today Supreme Court debates Trump’s efforts to limit birthright… Continue »
Trump and his false “invasion,” with real consequences
Washington, DC – Below is a column by Maribel Hastings from America’s Voice en Español translated to English from Spanish. It ran in several Spanish-language media outlets earlier this week: In recent days, the Donald Trump administration has transitioned from trampling on the due process rights of immigrants that he has deported, or seeks to… Continue »
As the Cost and Cruelty of Mass Deportation Mount, Employers and American Majority Call for Better Way Forward
Washington, DC — The growing human and economic costs of the mass deportation agenda could not be more clear. Across the country, employers and industry leaders are speaking out against the unnecessary cruelty and costs of attacking immigrant workers. They join the broad majority of Americans in recoiling and asking, “isn’t there a better way?”… Continue »
Immigration Reform News May 15, 2025
English The Daily Reid The Daily Reid: Out of Africa By Joy-Ann Reid May 14, 2025 The Texas Tribune An agency tasked with protecting immigrant children is becoming an enforcement arm, current and former staffers say By Lomi Kriel May 14, 2025 The Washington Post Gabbard fires leaders of intelligence group that wrote Venezuela assessment By Warren P.… Continue »
Trump y su falsa “invasión” con reales consecuencias
En los pasados días el gobierno de Donald Trump ha pasado de pisotear el debido proceso de ley de los inmigrantes que ha deportado o busca deportar, a arrestar al alcalde demócrata de una ciudad estadounidense, Newark, New Jersey, por protestar frente a un centro de detención, y a amenazar con arrestar a tres congresistas… Continue »
The Staggering Opportunity Cost of Mass Deportation: Radical Shift of Federal Money, Manpower Away from Real Security Threats
Washington, DC — America’s Voice continues to ask, “At what cost” to America is the Trump administration willing to go to advance its mass deportation agenda? Specifically, as Americans recoil from seeing the detentions and deportations of long-residing workers, parents and spouses of U.S. citizens, the costs go beyond just the real human and economic… Continue »
