…42 to drastically reduce numbers of individuals entering the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. Even with those border restrictions still in place, immigration detention has continued to grow under…
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…and seasonal workers from other countries. The Trump administration recently classified agricultural employees as “essential critical infrastructure workers” during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). At the same time, the pandemic is…
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…the Trump administration enacted it under the guise of COVID-19 safety. Since then, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has conducted over 1.7 million expulsions of asylum seekers and migrants under…
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…to end Title 42 (which occurred because the Secretary of Health and Human Services ended the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency). The report also gets much of the information about the…
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…11. That’s the date on which the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) intends to lift COVID-19-related public health emergency, according to a White House announcement last month. The…
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…repeatedly used the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to implement its restrictionist immigration agenda. While the decision forcing the federal government to resume issuing visas in the diversity category is…
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…issued so slowly because U.S. embassies and consulates abroad are backlogged with cases due to closures and capacity limits related to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the slow pace of diversity…
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…refugees. 6,500 meatpackers in total have been infected with coronavirus. 20 have died. Immigrant Meatpackers Suffer from Inadequate Health Care and Worker Protections Meatpacking plants have become hotspots for COVID-19,…
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…to seek asylum. As it stands, the Biden administration will be required to abandon Title 42 once it lifts the national state of emergency due to COVID-19, which it plans…
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…impossible for people to take the only effective measure to avoid contracting COVID-19: remaining at least six feet apart from others. People in custody report that they are still crowded…
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