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�� Documented Original Achintya Sharma had left New York City to attend his father’s funeral in New Delhi, India, when President Joe Biden announced a ban on travel from India to reduce the spread of a COVID-19 variant. This left Sharma and hundreds of other Indian people working in the U.S. stranded in India after they traveled for pandemic-related family emergencies. Siva, from Princeton, New Jersey, hasn’t seen his wife since she visited India to take care of her mother in February. A change.org petition has over 8,700 signatures to ask the federal government to allow visa holders ...

During a Monday visit to Guatemala, Vice President Kamala Harris warned Central American migrants against traveling to the U.S. “If you come to our border, you will be turned back,” she said after meeting with Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) tweeted in response to Harris’ message, writing “this is disappointing to see.” Symone Sanders, a spokesperson for Harris, added via email that Biden and Harris “have been clear in dissuading people from making the dangerous and treacherous journey to the U.S.-Mexico border.” Harris also promis...

>> reporter: he says if he could, he would go back tomorrow. but the journey is difficult. sidia guevara is from honduras, a mother to a 14 and 10-year-old. she spent a year and a half apart from her children after they crossed the u.s. border while she waited on her asylum case in mexico. the children living with a foster family in ohio. their foster mother speaking about sidia's heartbreaking choice. >> like any other mom, she just wants the best for her children. she had to make the hardest decision. i don't know if i could've made it. >> reporter: but overnight, hugs and cheers in the hous...

There are close to 40 percent more people in immigration detention now than when President Joe Biden took office, even though his administration is turning away migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border and warning them not to come to the U.S. But research shows threatening migrants with detention and deportation doesn’t deter them from crossing the border, especially if they’re victims of violence and looking to escape from their home countries. Emily Ryo, a professor of law and sociology at the USC Gould School of Law, with the help of Vanderbilt University and Latin American Public Opinion Pr...

Newsroom Navigation Outside 26 Federal Plaza, the site of one of New York City's three immigration courts. Max Siegelbaum for Documented Human Rights Groups Demand End to Digital Surveillance of Immigrants Plus: California's governor pardons firefighters facing deportation, a loophole may expose Chicago immigrants' information, and more. Human rights groups are calling on the Biden administration and Immigration and Customs Enforcement to halt a digital surveillance program that follows close to 100,000 immigrants. Mijente and Just Futures Law released a new report to show how ICE use...