Foreign nationals can no longer apply for work permits at the U.S.-Canada border
Foreign nationals will no longer be able to apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) at the U.S.-Canada border, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said on Friday.
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Amid GOP infighting, judge strips Ohio House speaker of control over Republican caucus campaign fund
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A county judge stripped Republican Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens of his control over the GOP caucus’ campaign fund on Friday, escalating intraparty tensions in the chamber headed into November’s election.
American Airlines CEO Calls Removal Of Black Passengers From Phoenix Flight 'Unacceptable'
DALLAS (AP) — American Airlines put an unspecified number of employees on leave for their involvement in an incident in which several Black passengers were removed from a flight in Phoenix, allegedly over a complaint about body odor.
US v Trump: First day of Florida hearing wraps in classified docs case
Former President Trump's first day in court for a hearing to determine the lawfulness of Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointment in the classified document investigation concluded Friday without a decision being made.
Senators demand transparency from anti-doping agency ahead of Paris Olympics
WASHINGTON — The two leaders of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee sent a letter Friday to the president of the world's anti-doping agency demanding answers about how they'll “ensure fair competition” ahead of the Paris Olympic games this summer and crack down on the possible use of performance-enhancing drugs.
Pro-Trump businessman leads huge month for megadonors pouring cash into election
The cavalry is here, and megadonors on both sides of the aisle are donating massive amounts of cash to politicians and outside groups in what's expected to be the most expensive election ever, new filings show.
Biden’s 2 steps on immigration could reframe how US voters see a major political problem for him
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Over the course of two weeks, President Joe Biden has imposed significant restrictions on immigrants seeking asylum in the U.S. while also offering potential citizenship to hundreds of thousands of people without legal status already living in the country.
Border Patrol reports arrests are down 25% since Biden announced new asylum restrictions
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of arrests by Border Patrol agents of people illegally crossing into the United States fell in May to the third lowest of any month during the Biden presidency, while preliminary figures released Thursday show encounters with migrants falling even more in the roughly two weeks since the president announced new rules restricting asylum.