Daily Immigration News Clips – March 19, 2024
National
Politico White House, Johnson close out Homeland Security negotiations holding up final funding deal By Caitlin Emma, Jennifer Scholtes
Associated Press Supreme Court extends block on Texas law that would allow police to arrest migrants By Lindsay Whitehurst
The Hill DHS to test AI for immigration officer training, disaster planning By Rebecca Klar
CBS News Alito extends order barring Texas from detaining migrants under SB4 immigration law for now By Camilo Montoya-Galvez
NBC News A city in Pennsylvania embraces immigrants as tensions over 'sanctuary' policies rise across the country By Madison Lambert, Nicole Acevedo
Government Executive House GOP launches investigation into DOJ's immigration judge 'gag order' By Eric Katz
CNN Supreme Court blocks Texas from enforcing controversial immigration law for now By Devan Cole, John Fritze
BBC SB4: Supreme Court again blocks Texas law allowing police to arrest migrants By Bernd Debusmann Jr
Politico Biden campaign cuts a digital ad using Trump’s ‘bloodbath’ remarks By Myah Ward
NBC Father of Laken Riley addresses slain daughter's legacy amid heated immigration debate By Priscilla Thompson, Erik Ortiz, Rebecca Byrd
Washington Post ‘Bloodbath’ aside, Trump’s violent rhetoric is unambiguous By Aaron Blake
New York Times Biden Looks to Shore Up Latino Support in Visit to Nevada and Arizona By Zolan Kanno-Youngs
Axios Elon Musk's MAGA alliance By Zachary Basu
New York Times (Op-Ed) Want to Know What Trump Will Do? Listen to What He Says. By Jamelle Bouie
USA Today (Op-Ed) Laken Riley's death made the news, but here's the real story on undocumented migrants By Alex Nowrasteh
Local
Atlanta Journal Constitution Georgia sheriffs worry about new burdens from immigration bills By Michelle Baruchman
Tampa Bay Times Notario fraud leaves immigrants vulnerable to deportation By Juan Carlos Chavez
CBS Minnesota Asylum seekers from Ecuador, who came Minnesota for better lives, struggle to find work By David Schuman
El Paso Matters Border experts: Immigration politics over humanitarian crisis sparked tragedy By Cindy Ramirez
AZ Central Rep. Ruben Gallego and Attorney General Kris Mayes slam Congress for blocking border bill By Sarah Lapidus
Austin American Statesman (Op-Ed) We need good Texas laws to address the border. SB 4 isn't one of them By Zaira Garcia, Susie Haslett