Trump Expands Immigration Crackdown to Legal Entrants
Trump administration expands immigration crackdown to legal entrants with visa processing pause and plan to revoke up to 200,000 visas.
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Trump administration expands immigration crackdown to legal entrants with visa processing pause and plan to revoke up to 200,000 visas.
Trump administration plans to revoke up to 200,000 B1 and B2 visas from asylum seekers in what would be the largest mass visa revocation in US history.
Germany's Cabinet approved a draft law allowing AI to assist in processing asylum and visa applications, raising debate over algorithmic bias and privacy.
Asylum grants hit a two-decade low as the Trump administration eliminates interviews, reduces judges, and imposes new fees, NPR analysis shows.
The opening of a Fedasil asylum centre in Uccle faces a new delay after the presiding judge recused herself, prolonging uncertainty for 230 asylum seekers.
Belgium cuts emergency asylum shelter places in Brussels from 2,000 to 1,000, sparking outrage from aid groups warning of homelessness and crisis.
Belgium's asylum minister cuts 700 more Brussels Deal reception places, halving capacity to 1,000 amid fierce criticism from regional officials.
The Supreme Court ruled the US can turn away asylum seekers at the border and end TPS for Haitians, sparking fear in communities nationwide.
A new Fedasil asylum center for 230 people in Uccle, Brussels, sparks community tensions as authorities offer guarantees and a neighborhood contract.
Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to allow Trump to block asylum seekers at the border and end TPS for Haitians and Syrians, shifting immigration law.
The San Francisco immigration court has shut down, transferring over 100,000 cases to Concord. Critics say the closure limits asylum access.
Belgian Chamber adopts sweeping reform of the Council for Alien Law Litigation, introducing three-track procedures and confidential evidence access.
The San Francisco immigration court permanently closed May 1 after a purge of judges left only 2 on the bench, throwing 117,000 asylum cases into chaos.