US EditionTrump Administration Introduces Mandatory Registry for Undocumented Immigrants
- The Trump administration is establishing a registry for all individuals in the U.S. Illegally, requiring self-reporting to avoid fines or prosecution, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
- Immigration officials stated that failing to register could lead to fines or imprisonment, as it is a crime to not comply with the new requirement.
- President Donald Trump previously outlined plans for this registry in his executive orders related to immigration, mandating Homeland Security to inform unregistered individuals.
- The National Immigration Law Center warned that the registry aims to identify targets for deportation, stating that this law has been ignored for decades, but it is being enforced now.
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Trump Seeks to Fast-Track Deportations of Hundreds of Thousands
The Trump administration has directed federal officers to identify immigrants who can be rapidly removed from the United States without a court hearing as part of its quest to boost deportations, according to an internal memorandum viewed by The Washington Post.
Attorney explains what Hoosiers concerned about immigration crackdowns need to know
INDIANAPOLIS As the Trump administration continues to crack down on illegal immigration, people living in the Hoosier state are concerned about what this could mean for them.Paul Gresk has more than 40 years as an immigration attorney under his belt and says right now, his clients are scared.Frightened by what is happening in the Trump administration. Just this week, the big fright is the universal registry," Gresk said. PREVIOUS | Local Hoosier…
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