Home » Nation and Beyond » Supreme Court rules 24-hour custody limit begins at detention, not formal arrest The court observed that excluding the detention period preceding formal arrest would undermine the provisions of Article 22(2) of the Constitution. The bench stated, “The…
COMMENTARY The upcoming Día de la Raza observance begs the question: do Latinos aspire to be part of the vital diversity that defines America, or of the vulgar exclusivity that's undermining it? Raza Reality: On Oct. 12, Latinos should embrace their…
Protesters rally on Sproul Plaza in support of Paula Valentina Albornoz Hernandez, a UC Berkeley student whose legal team sought emergency relief just earlier that day. About 300 students gathered Wednesday on Sproul Plaza to protest U.S. immigration enforcement officers’ detainment of…
RIYADH — The National Center for Security Operations has received 3,007,723 calls through the unified emergency number 911 across the regions of Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh, and Eastern Province during October. This is part of the core function of the unified security operations centers…
Tuesday’s election was a signal for border-busting caravans to start their engines, according to a new analysis. Bill Melugin, a congressional correspondent for Fox News who has a long history of covering the border, noted on X that the first…
The Supreme Court has ruled that the mandatory 24-hour period for producing an arrested person before a magistrate begins from the moment their freedom is restricted, not from the time of formal arrest. A bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and…
In accordance with a new Oregon law, local districts adopted policies this fall that clarify what happens if ICE officers step onto school grounds, including a requirement to notify students, staff and guardians. Eugene and Springfield school districts will now…
A 20-year-old high school student with disabilities says he was pinned to the ground by masked federal agents while walking to school in Santa Maria, California, a confrontation that left him with a fractured wrist, a black eye and a…
Find our headlines more quickly in Google search results. A Russian asylum seeker who lives in Brooklyn ended a monthlong hunger strike in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Georgia on Wednesday. Andrei Gerdiukov, who’s been in ICE…
Skip the blur: Unlock a full year of access for just $40, or join our monthly plan for $4! Missouri State University officials helped the family of accountant Paul Essel determine why he had been arrested by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents…
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