Daily Immigration News Clips – January 14, 2021

Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on January 14, 2021.

National

Axios New DHS head tries end-around to shore up immigration rules
By Stef W. Kight, Jonathan Swan

Newsweek Fact Check: Is the U.S.-Mexico Border More Secure Than Ever, as Trump Says?

ABC 13 Hundreds of landowners and 1,000s of migrants left in wake of border wall debate
By Ted Oberg

The Hill ICE acting director resigns weeks after assuming post
By CELINE CASTRONUOVO

Vox Trump’s plan to weaponize the census against immigrants has failed
By Nicole Narea

NPR Census Bureau Stops Work On Trump's Request For Unauthorized Immigrant Count
By HANSI LO WANG

Roll Call Census Bureau director: ‘Stand down’ on tracking immigrants
By Michael Macagnone

Capital & Main What Immigrant Rights Groups Want From Biden
By Gabriel Thompson

Mother Jones Kamala Harris Previewed Joe Biden’s Next Moves on Immigration—and Advocates Paid Close Attention
By FERNANDA ECHAVARRI

Al Dia Biden’s first real test as president is not the transfer of power, but immigration
By Ericka Conant

Dallas Morning News Will DACA survive the litigation roller coaster?
By DIANNE SOLIS

Associated Press Honduran migrants head for Guatemala border as police wait
By MarÍa Verza

USA Today (Op-ed) Trump's farcical border wall fails as immigration policy and impeachment distraction
By Laura Carlsen

Local

NBC News 3 (Nevada) Nevada tells immigrants to get vaccinated, privacy laws protect immigration status
By Tiffany Lane

Houston Chronicle Immigrants' fears revived with pro-Trump riot at Capitol
By Olivia Tallet

Southern Maryland Chronicles Biden’s First Order of Business May Be to Undo Trump’s Policies, but It Won’t Be Easy
By Julie Rovne

San Antonio Express News (Editorial) Impeachment of Trump is Endorsement of Democracy