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How Government Fines of $1 Million+ Are Increasingly Targeting Immigrants

A 1996 law allowing fines for some immigrants was rarely used — until Donald Trump’s second term began.

‘One of Our Own’: Family, Houston Community Seek Answers After Fatal ICE Shooting

At a memorial following the fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, his family asked that he be remembered for the life he lived, not the way he died.

Growing Calls for Trump to Reinstate TPS for Venezuelans in Wake of Twin Earthquakes

Many say that as the South American country struggles to recover, the role of the Venezuelan diaspora in sending needed resources is critical.

After Months of Opposition, DHS Drops Georgia ICE Detention Plans

DHS has scrapped plans for two ICE detention facilities in Northeast Georgia following months of local opposition.

From Anti-Apartheid to Anti-Immigrant, Nativist Wave Sweeps South Africa

In South Africa, Nelson Mandela's vision is far from being realized as foreign migrants face widespread abuse, violence and even fatal attacks.

The Black Resiliency Project — Tackling Big Issues Across All Demographics

Rachel Morton founded the Chico-based Black Resiliency Project to provide support to Black families and others in this North State community.

‘Moral Conviction is Not Criminal Intent’ – Golden Gate Bridge Protestors Claim Victory in Court Ruling

Seven Bay Area activists were found guilty of multiple misdemeanor charges stemming from a 2024 pro-Palestine protest. The judge declared a mistrial on the most serious charge.

Arab Solidarity Blooms at World Cup

For the Bay Area’s Arab community, a match between Algeria and Jordan brought a moment of shared joy in a year otherwise marked by grim headlines.

San Francisco Celebrates Affirmation of Birthright Citizenship in the Footsteps of Wong Kim Ark

In a 6-3 ruling June 30, the Supreme Court ruled that all children born on US soil are automatically US citizens, regardless of their parents’ immigration status.