👮♂️1503 foreigners deported from Indonesia in 2024
✈️ Indonesia's Directorate General of Immigration has deported 1503 foreign nationals during the first trimester of 2024. Sixty-six of them were deported by the Migration Directorate of Ngurah Rai Airport, Bali.
📆 Most of the deportations from the Island of the Gods were due to overstaying.
📈 If compared to the same period last year, there was a significant increase in deportations, it was 135 per cent. In comparison, only 639 foreigners were forcibly sent home in the first half of 2023.
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#Rights groups call on Interior Ministry to freeze #deportation of #Ethiopian migrants
Rights activists are calling on the Interior Minister not to act on a High Court decision to deport Ethiopian migrants, saying the security situation in the African country is too volatile.
In November 2021, Israel granted group protection to Ethiopian nationals in light of the bloody civil war between the Ethiopian armed forces and the TPLF (Tigray People’s Liberation Front) from 2020 to 2022.
In January 2024, Israel’s then-interior minister, Moshe Arbel, withdrew protection, following professional advice that the security situation in Ethiopia was sufficiently stable for nationals to return.
In December, the High Court upheld that decision, rejecting an appeal by three organizations — the Hotline for Refugees and Migrants, HIAS Israel, and ASSAF – Aid Organization for Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Israel.
Saying they took no position on the rights of the Ethiopians concerned, the three High Court judges gave the migrants four months to prepare to leave.
However, the refugee and migrant organizations charge that Ethiopia is still too volatile. Israel’s Foreign Ministry itself says on its Addis Ababa website that Israelis should avoid non-essential travel to Tigray following the renewal of fighting between the Ethiopian army and the TPLF, which began on January 27.
Conflict is also raging between Ethiopian authorities and Amhara militia groups in the Amhara region, and between security forces and armed groups in the Oromia region.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/rights-groups-call-on-interior-ministry-to-freeze-deportation-of-ethiopian-migrants/
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro referred to the talks with Trump administration envoy Richard Grenell as "positive." The meeting was followed by a White House announcement that Venezuela will begin receiving deported migrants.
Click here to read the report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuelan-govt-meets-trump-envoy-over-migration-sanctions-releases-detained-us-nationals/
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🚨🇺🇸SUPREME COURT UNANIMOUS RULING BACKS IMMIGRATION DEPORTATIONS
🔹 9-0 decision in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi strengthens federal deportation powers ⚖️
🔹 Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson writes opinion limiting asylum appeal protections 📋
🔹 Courts must defer to Board of Immigration Appeals persecution determinations 🏛️
🔹 "Any reasonable adjudicator would be compelled to conclude to the contrary" new standard 🔍
🔹 Reaffirms 1992 INS v. Elias-Zacarias precedent tightening asylum rules 📜
🔹 El Salvador family's case denied despite threats from hit men and violence 💔
Massive win for administration deportation agenda! 🚨⚡
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📰 Federal Courts Undercut Trump’s Mass Deportation Campaign
The Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign, built on mandatory detention, is hitting a wall: a flood of habeas corpus cases in federal courts, releasing hundreds of immigrant detainees and overwhelming prosecutors.
For decades, most immigrants held in detention could get bond before an immigration judge if they were not a danger or flight risk, allowing them to fight their case from home. But the Trump administration changed that, making nearly everyone in the country unlawfully subject to automatic, long-term detention, stripping judges of discretion.
Federal judges in states like Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Georgia, Nevada, Texas, and elsewhere are now rejecting this approach, ordering immediate releases or demanding bond hearings in immigration court.
In district after district, judges have approved dozens, even hundreds, of habeas petitions, ruling that the government cannot keep immigrants locked up indefinitely without a hearing, especially when they have deep U.S. ties, no criminal record, and stable families.
The surge has turned federal courts upside down. In some districts, hundreds of new habeas cases flood the docket each month. The Justice Department has had to pull criminal prosecutors off their regular duties to help defend the incarcerations, and federal judges are openly complaining about the “flood” and “similar stories” of families torn apart and people held in remote detention centers.
Lawyers report that virtually every habeas petition they file ends in a victory: a release order or a bond hearing. Some can now do dozens of cases a month, and word is spreading fast inside detention centers.
To avoid these court battles, the administration has turned to a different tactic: pressuring immigrants to “self‑deport” with intimidating ads and social media, while offering cash incentives (typically $3,000–5,000) to quit and leave voluntarily.
But the legal reality is clear: the Trump administration’s attempt to keep immigrant detainees locked up indefinitely is being systematically reversed by the lower courts, district by district.
The real question is not whether the mass deportation machine can crush the system, but whether the courts — or the families and lawyers who flood them — will break first.
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🛡️🇺🇸ICE SETS HISTORIC 1 MILLION DEPORTATION TARGET FOR 2026
🔹Border apprehensions hit 60-year low — just six thousand nine hundred monthly average first 5 months of fiscal 2026 📉
🔹Over sixty thousand people currently in ICE detention facilities awaiting deportation proceedings nationwide 🏢
💪"We're restoring order to America's immigration system with decisive action" — ICE Director announcing expanded enforcement operations
🎯Focus on criminal deportations — priority given to individuals with felony convictions and repeat immigration violations
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