Weekly Immigration News Recap: October 24, 2023
Here are the immigration news highlights from the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) news clips from October 16 to 20, 2023.
Associated Press
- Venezuelan migrants find solace in the U.S.’s temporary legal status provisions.
- An agreement over Trump-era family separations restricts similar actions for the next eight years.
- The U.S. recommences deportation flights to Venezuela, deporting over 100 migrants.
The Guardian
- Biden’s border wall initiatives face criticism and feelings of betrayal.
Truthout
- Trump and Miller utilize the Gaza crisis to advocate for a Muslim travel ban.
New York Times
- New York’s immigration stance mirrors that of southern border states.
- Families that were separated at the border during Trump’s administration achieve a settlement.
- After busing 50,000 migrants, Texas contemplates arresting them as an alternative measure.
Politico
- A deep dive into initiatives aimed at providing migrants with work permits.
Washington Post
- A court settlement proposes a ban on separating migrant families in the manner Trump’s administration did.
- Trump faces criticism for his remarks on Israel and suggests a renewed hardline stance on Muslim immigrants.
- The U.S. initiates deportation flights to Venezuela in an effort to control migration.
CBS News
- The U.S. plans to settle a lawsuit with migrant families, offering them benefits and curbing future separations.
- A new U.S. immigration program targets Ecuadorians, aiming to deter unauthorized border crossings.
CNN
- Trump pledges a comprehensive immigration crackdown, referencing Hamas attacks as a justification.
NBC News
- The Biden administration finalizes an agreement with migrants who were separated from their families during Trump’s tenure.
Forbes
- The Biden administration commits to providing benefits and a potential asylum route for families separated under Trump.
Axios
- Debunking the misconception of an “open border” between the U.S. and Mexico.
- Biden’s proposal includes significant funding for border security in conjunction with aid for Israel and Ukraine.
ABC
- NYC imposes restrictions on the duration of shelter stays for asylum-seekers accompanied by children.
Voice of America
- U.S. stands in solidarity with Afghan refugees in light of Pakistan’s expulsion threats.
The Messenger
- The Republican party’s success on immigration issues leads to introspection among Democrats.
Reuters
- Asylum seekers are released onto U.S. streets, with certain suburbs shouldering the impact.
Forbes
- Celebrating the role of immigration and diversity in establishing America as an innovation powerhouse.
Law 360
- Calls intensify for the establishment of autonomous immigration courts.
Bloomberg Law
- The White House reviews a pilot rule concerning stateside H-1B visa renewals.
The Hill
- Immigration agencies grapple with inconsistent laws and frequent policy changes.
- The Biden campaign intensifies its criticisms of Trump’s immigration policies.
Reason
- A Philadelphia Phillies Player’s Family Is Getting Screwed by the Immigration System.
