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Supreme Court Halts Key Section of Florida’s Immigration Statute

Supreme Court Halts Key Section of Florida’s Immigration Statute

Supreme Court Halts Key Section of Florida’s Immigration Statute The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, issued a significant ruling, blocking a portion of Florida’s controversial immigration law. The decision stems from a lawsuit filed by immigrant rights organizations, who argued that the state’s new regulations directly conflicted with existing federal immigration statutes. In its ruling, the high court reaffirmed a long-standing precedent that mandates states must defer to federal law when such conflicts arise. This judgment underscores…

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ICE Raids Intensify Across Southern California Over July 4th Weekend, Sparking Widespread Protests

ICE Raids Intensify Across Southern California Over July 4th Weekend, Sparking Widespread Protests

ICE Raids Intensify Across Southern California Over July 4th Weekend, Sparking Widespread Protests Federal immigration agents conducted a series of arrests across Southern California over the July 4th holiday weekend, detaining more than 1,600 individuals for deportation. The intensified U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations sparked immediate public outcry and widespread protests, with demonstrations continuing into Saturday, July 6th. Among the notable incidents, ICE agents in bulletproof vests were seen at a Santa Palm Car Wash in West Hollywood…

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California Governor Signs $321 Billion Budget, Restricting Immigrant Healthcare Amid Fiscal Crisis

California Governor Signs $321 Billion Budget, Restricting Immigrant Healthcare Amid Fiscal Crisis

California Governor Signs $321 Billion Budget, Restricting Immigrant Healthcare Amid Fiscal Crisis California Governor Gavin Newsom officially signed the state’s revised $321 billion budget on Friday, taking decisive action to close a $12 billion deficit. The move marks the third consecutive year the nation’s most populous state has scaled back progressive initiatives, notably a landmark healthcare expansion for low-income adult immigrants without legal status. The budget, passed by lawmakers earlier the same day, relies heavily on state savings, borrowing from…

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