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After Trump ends protected status, San Diego’s Haitian community is struggling to adapt (opens the original)
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In July, the Trump administration stripped temporary protected status (TPS) from more than 500,000 Haitian nationals in the United States. Here in San Diego, the community is trying to cope with this new reality. “Us Haitians, we are very big in finding ways to be self-reliant,” said Wister Gaetan, cofounder of the nonprofit Haitian Bridge Alliance. The organization advocates for fair and humane immigration policies for migrants. Gaetan is among the nearly 12,000 Haitians immigrants living in Sa
Immigrants are losing due process rights because of Laken Riley Act, lawyers say (opens the original)
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The first bill that President Donald Trump signed into law in his second term was a bi-partisan immigration bill. Called the Laken Riley Act, it was sold to the public as a way to protect Americans from dangerous criminals. Now, more than 18 months after the law took effect, immigrants who’ve not been charged, let alone convicted of violent crimes are being held in immigration detention centers. And immigration judges are using the Laken Riley Act as justification for their detention. The law wa
ICE detains Padres minor league coach in El Paso (opens the original)
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U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested Padres minor league coach Oswaldo Pirela at the El Paso International Airport Sunday morning. Now, Pirela’s family is demanding his release, saying he has a valid work permit, two U.S. citizen children and is currently pursuing an asylum application because he fears persecution in his native Venezuela. “We just want to have him released,” said his brother, Jorge Pirela. “We don’t want him detained anymore.” Pirela, who currently live
Tijuana’s little leaguers are headed back to the Little League World Series (opens the original)
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Tijuana is representing Mexico in the Little League World Series. The border city sluggers clinched the Mexican championship last month with an 8-2 blowout of historic favorites, Matamoros. Now it’s on to Williamsport, Pennsylvania where they will compete against the best youth baseball players on the planet. For Jorge Fonseca, 12, this is a dream come true. “Ever since I was little, it’s been a dream to go to Williamsport,” said Fonseca, who was the winning pitcher against Matamoros. For the co
Deportations spiking due to fast-tracked immigration court hearings, data show (opens the original)
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A new Trump administration tactic, which is to boost deportations by drastically reducing the notice given to people for their immigration court dates, is already having an impact in San Diego and across the country. Immigration judges nationwide issued more than 50,000 deportation orders for people who did not show up to court last month, according to federal data. The data show a sharp increase in what are officially called absentia removal orders, resulting from this new practice of schedulin
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