What began with the arrest of a 38-year-old Ethiopian asylum seeker, accused of attempting to kiss a 14-year-old girl, has spiralled into protests across England, far-right mobilization and mounting fears of wider unrest.
Police commanders at a national level have made the decision. It is the first time since last summer’s riots that there has been a mass and national standing up of specialist public order officers.
"Poland is becoming increasingly defenceless against the growing wave of immigration," wrote the organizers. "We don’t want Poland sharing the fate of western Europe."
Oscar Adalberto Penate, a 56-year-old from El Salvador, was taken back into custody on 27 July in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, with assistance from Homeland Security Investigations and the IRS' Philadelphia offices. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said Penate – who had an ICE detainer placed on him – was allowed to walk out of the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in Pennsylvania "due to the county's sanctuary policies."
The ruling coalition, composed of the LDP and its junior partner, Kōmeitō, lost its majority in the house. While the centre-left Constitutional Democratic party maintained its position as the largest opposition group, the breakout success of the election was that of Sanseitō, an ultranationalist populist party.
The icing on the cake: a promise of up to US$ 50,000 in signing bonuses.
Anti-immigration protests organized by the far-right Confederation Libery and Independence party took place in more than 80 cities across Poland, including in Warsaw, Krakow, Poznan, Wroclaw, and Bialystok.
"The illegal immigrants who entered from Libya in recent hours were arrested by the coast guard," migration minister Thanos Plevris said on X on last 19 July.
Carolyn Feinstein, who is married to ICEBlock developer Joshua Aaron, had served as a forensic accountant at the DOJ’s Office of the U.S. Trustee for almost a decade. Last 18 July, she received an email from the department informing her that her position would be terminated.
Riots in 2024 in Coolock (in Dublin) and recent protests in Ballymena (Northern Ireland), Limerick (Republic of Ireland) and other locations show evidence of an emerging cross-border infrastructure for anti-migrant mobilization. Simultaneously, actors from beyond Ireland – including the British far-right and Russian-aligned propaganda outlets – have begun actively promoting these incidents as part of broader transnational anti-migrant narratives.
Eight inmates were released to ICE in May and a dozen more in June, according to sheriff's department records reviewed by The Times. Eleven are Mexican, six are Guatemalan, and one each is from Colombia, El Salvador and Honduras. Their ages ranged from 19 to 63 years old.
But the heckler's comments added fuel to Homan's fire as he delivered fiery closing remarks, saying, "Tom Homan is going to run the biggest deportation operation this country has ever seen. Take it to the bank."
The anti-immigration march made its way from the Garden of Remembrance to Custom House Quay.
Yet nearly 30 percent of ICE agents, and about 50 percent of Border Patrol agents in the U.S. are Latino. According to data Univision received from ICE in 2017, Latino ICE agents outnumber Black agents 2 to 1, and Asian agents by 4 to 1. White agents outnumber Latino agents by nearly 3 to 1.
Writing in her Supreme Court opinion on nationwide injunctions, Barrett said Jackson’s dissent contained "rhetoric," and she signaled that the liberal justice’s arguments were not worth much attention.
Federal judges in the lower courts had previously blocked the administration from carrying out such removals by citing the Fifth Amendment’s due process clause. The plaintiffs and the courts cited evidence that the government had provided little to no notice to noncitizens facing such removal and had ignored federal law that gives them an opportunity to challenge it.
The joint operation — which was carried out on 17 June — was conducted after a brief pause on immigration arrests at farms, hotels and restaurants was lifted.
The initiative, dubbed "Project Homecoming", is part of President Donald Trump's sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration, which has also involved detaining hundreds of migrants in a Salvadoran mega-prison.
Since April, law enforcement in Louisiana, Arizona, Montana, Alabama, Texas and Washington, D.C., have charged people with willful "failure to register" under the Alien Registration Act, an offense most career federal public defenders have never encountered before.
Two of the court’s three liberal justices – Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor – dissented.