Immigration News

Daily Immigration News Clips – July 2, 2024

7/2/24
Aggregated local and national media coverage of major immigration law news stories being discussed throughout the U.S. on July 2, 2024.

National

Immigration Review Podcast: Special Episode - AILA Annual Conference 2024 (interview with AILA National Immediate Past President Farshad Owji, and AILA National President Kelli Stump)

Associated Press US to pay for flights to help Panama remove migrants who may be heading north
By Rebecca Santana

The Guardian US-Mexico border crossings fall to three-year low after Biden’s executive order
By Gloria Oladipo

The Latin Times Latino leaders release joint statement on falsehood of Trump's immigration claims during first debate
By Maria Villarroel

CBS News Illegal crossings at U.S.-Mexico border fall to 3-year low, the lowest level under Biden
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez

NBC News Border crossings fall to their lowest monthly number of the Biden presidency
By Julia Ainsley

Associated Press José Raúl Mulino sworn in as Panama’s new president, vows migration crackdown

CBS News U.S. agrees to help Panama deport migrants crossing Darién Gap
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez

New York Times What’s a ‘Black Job’? Trump’s Anti-Immigration Remarks Are Met With Derision
By Maya King

Associated Press White Nebraska man shoots and wounds 7 Guatemalan immigrant neighbors

Forbes (Op-Ed) Six Reasons Why Immigrant Entrepreneurs Thrive In The U.S.
By Rohit Arora

Local

KERA North Texas college student thought DACA was the answer. Now, he looks to 'Parole in Place'
By Stella M. Chávez

WBUR Biden administration extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants
By Sam Drysdale

CBS Iowa "The fight hasn't stopped:" Iowa immigration law blocked for now, protesters blast appeal
By Sedrick Bolton III

Tucson Sentinel Southwest AZ legislative candidates split on immigration issues
By Simon Feisthauer Fournet

Connecticut Public Radio CT kids ages 15 and younger now qualify for Husky health care, regardless of immigration status
By Maricarmen Cajahuaringa