Weekly Immigration News Recap: November 21, 2023
Here are the immigration news highlights from the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) news clips from November 13 to November 17, 2023.
NPR
- Record-breaking numbers of migrants are arriving at the U.S. Southern border, prompting analysis of the underlying causes.
The Hill
- Senate debates over border security are complicating the approval of crucial aid for Ukraine.
- The U.S. House of Representatives is gearing up to potentially impeach DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
- Bipartisan efforts are underway to pass a funding bill despite conservative opposition, with implications for immigration.
- The U.S. House takes decisive action to prevent a government shutdown amidst immigration debates.
Mother Jones
- GOP members are proposing to condition foreign aid on the implementation of stringent immigration policies.
Punchbowl
- Speculation mounts over the possible impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas by the House.
- Speculation on whether Democrats will support Senator Johnson amidst immigration policy debates.
- A deep dive into Tony Gonzales’s influence and stance within the right-wing political spectrum, particularly on immigration.
New York Times
- An inside look at former President Trump’s aggressive immigration plans for 2025 if he regains power.
- Inspiring stories of formerly homeless immigrants aiding others in New York.
- Migrants face severe injuries and financial burdens due to falls from the U.S. border wall.
- The House of Representatives halts a quick vote on Mayorkas’ impeachment, opting for a continued inquiry.
- Trump’s campaign team attempts to mitigate concerns over his contentious immigration plans for 2025.
- A personal story highlighting the impact of Biden’s warnings to potential migrants.
- Insights into Trump’s strategies and alliances for potential power in 2025, with a focus on immigration.
CNN
- Plans for large-scale detention and deportation of undocumented immigrants under a potential Trump administration.
- Texas’ new legislation to criminalize illegal entry into the state.
The Messenger
- The Biden campaign criticizes Trump’s immigration agenda, labeling it as racist and cruel.
- Trump’s potential second-term immigration policies face opposition from Biden and Democrats.
The Washington Times
- Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene advocates for the impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas.
Associated Press
- The U.S. House delays the impeachment process for DHS Secretary Mayorkas over border management issues.
- Texas seeks controversial authority to arrest and expel migrants, raising legal and ethical questions.
- Upcoming meeting between Biden and Mexico’s leader to discuss key issues including immigration.
Axios
- The House votes not to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas, amidst ongoing border management debates.
- Trump’s campaign responds to criticisms of his immigration-related speech.
- Trump’s latest strategy portrays him as a victim in the face of socialist policies, targeting Latino voters.
- Shifts in the demographics of the undocumented population in the U.S.
Washington Post
- A notable increase in international students from India choosing to study in the U.S.
- Univision alters its reporting strategy regarding Trump, especially on immigration issues.
- Prospects emerge for a potential Senate agreement on border policy.
Border Report
- Advocates for immigrant workers are organizing a march in Washington D.C. to demand long-term rights.
CBS News
- A significant decrease in Venezuelan migrants at the U.S. border following the initiation of Biden’s deportation policies.
- Biden’s campaign aggressively opposes Trump’s immigration proposals, labeling them as frightening.
High Country News
- An alarming report reveals that Arizona’s emergency services are not adequately assisting lost migrants.
NBC News
- Exploring the reasons behind the increasing number of undocumented Indian immigrants entering the U.S.
- Biden draws parallels between Trump’s language on immigrants and Nazi rhetoric.
- Undocumented immigrants urge Biden for work permits similar to those granted to Venezuelans.
VOA News
- Activists in Washington D.C. rally for the rights of migrants to obtain work permits.
Los Angeles Times
- León Krauze leaves Univision following a contentious interview with Trump.
Documented
- Warning and advice on how to avoid scams posing as immigration agencies.
Politico
- Complex border policy negotiations pose risks to Ukraine aid.
