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Immigration policy faces threat from Republican lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Immigration policy faces threat from Republican lawsuit

A trial this week will shine a spotlight on a key part of President Joe Biden's immigration policy. In a lawsuit, Republican-leaning states say the administration is usurping the power of Congress.

Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US - Vimarsana News

Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US

Valerie Laveus' brother and nephew are among the 181,000 who've entered America since President Biden launched the humanitarian program.

A Republican Lawsuit Threatens A Biden Immigration Policy Thousands Have Used To Come To The US - Vimarsana News

A Republican Lawsuit Threatens A Biden Immigration Policy Thousands Have Used To Come To The US

Valerie Laveus remembers when she first heard about an immigration program designed to allow people to come to the U.S. from four countries, including her

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US - Vimarsana News

A Republican lawsuit threatens a Biden immigration policy thousands have used to come to the US

A trial this week will shine a spotlight on a key part of President Joe Biden's immigration policy. Under the humanitarian parole program, the U.S. allows up to 30,000 people monthly from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

It's Getting Harder for the Government to Secretly Flag Your Social Posts - Vimarsana News

It's Getting Harder for the Government to Secretly Flag Your Social Posts

Social apps prioritize content moderation tips from governments and online watchdogs. A US court ruling and a new EU law could restrict the practice, but they still leave loopholes.

Source: wired.com