Less than 24 hours after she had put up the thread of criticism on her Twitter page, Tamblyn said she began receiving death threats, which caused her to delete the tweets.
One of the campaign promises that López Obrador laid out in front of his supporters during the campaign was to prevent his homeland from becoming “the piñata of any foreign government.”
The meeting in Brussels underscored how Europe's 2015 spike in immigration continues to haunt the bloc despite a sharp drop in arrivals of people fleeing conflict and economic hardship in the Middle East and Africa.
Children under the age of five must be reunited with their parents within the next 14 days, while older children must be returned to their families within the next 30 days.
A group of Amazon employees penned a letter to CEO Jeff Bezos asking that the company stop selling facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies, such as ICE.
DHS spokesman Tyler Houlton confirmed Wednesday that multiple airlines had reached out to the federal agency, asking them to not use their services to transport immigrant children.
“How can you enjoy a Mexican dinner as you’re deporting and imprisoning tens of thousands of people that come here seeking asylum in the United States?” one protester shouted at Kirstjen Nielsen at the Mexican restaurant.
Corey Lewandowski’s political opponent, Zac Petkanas, a Democratic strategist, was saying how appalled to learn about the story of a young child with Down syndrome being separated from her mother, when the former interrupted him with a mocking gesture.
Sessions added that it was not the fault of the border patrol agents if the immigrant children were torn away from their families because it was the fault of their parents for letting it happen.
MSF Sea tweeted imploring authorities to find a “swift resolution and a designated port of safety” as the migrants on board Aquarius needed immediate medical attention.
Two women in Montana were stopped by a Border Patrol agent for half an hour after speaking Spanish to each other at a convenience store.
Vietnamese immigrants thought they were safe. Now they fear deportation.
A customer survey sent out to Aeroplan customers in Canada included questions about immigration threatening purity and the role of men in society.
Andres Avelino Anduaga admitted to assuming the identity of a Texas resident in 1980, and then using the information to apply for a California driver’s license, a Social Security number and a U.S. passport.
The Navy has disputed a claim that Navy SEALs tested Trump's border wall prototypes and failed to breach them.
Elia Crawford, 44, arrived in the United States illegally in 1999 after the deadly Hurricane Mitch that killed 7,000 natives in Honduras and married retired Sgt. Bob Crawford in 2001.
The Border Patrol officials have now limited the visitation time to just half an hour at Friendship Park and are allowing only 10 people at a time.
A top lawyer for ICE in Seattle has been accused of identity fraud.
Miguel Perez Jr., 39, a Chicago resident who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and recently finished a prison term on a drug conviction, had sought to remain in the U.S., arguing his life would be in danger if he was deported to Mexico.
A Michigan doctor was arrested for past crimes and faces deportation, despite being a legal permanent resident his family says.
White supremacist group hung a sign above a highway blasting San Francisco.
Immigrants without status claim that their houses were ransacked while they sought refuge.