Daily Immigration News Clips – March 31, 2025

National

Associated Press US immigration officials look to expand social media data collection
By Barbara Ortutay

Axios Trump's deportation spectacle
By Zachary Basu

The Washington Post Trump’s immigrant purge is part of a larger agenda
By David Leopold

El Periódico USA (TX) The danger of a potential IRS-ICE deal, for undocumented people and citizens
By Maribel Hastings

Axios Ambush arrest of Tufts student sparks new concerns about immigration crackdown
By Russell Contreras, Steph Solis

The New York Times ‘Mission South Africa’: How Trump Is Offering White Afrikaners Refugee Status
By Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Hamed Aleaziz

Business Times Student Visa Crackdown Escalates as Tufts Arrest Fuels Free Speech, Immigration Debate
By Tracy Park

Newsweek Map Shows Where ICE Has Targeted Pro-Palestinian Students
By Dan Gooding

The New York Times Targeting of Tufts Student for Deportation Stuns Friends and Teachers
By Anemona Hartocollis

The Washington Post ‘Can I travel?’: U.S. green-card holders cancel trips, on edge after detentions
By David Nakamura, Neeti Upadhye and Reshma Kirpalani

NBC News Trump's immigration policies could wreak havoc on this rural town powered by mushroom farms
By Daniella Silva

Boston Globe Democracy dies in silence – Rümeysa Öztürk’s arrest is a warning
By Yvonne Abraham

MSNBC Don’t think ‘it can’t happen here’ — it’s already happening
By Christopher Mathias

Local

ABC Baltimore Johns Hopkins lawyers warn faculty, students not to obstruct federal immigration enforcement
By Ryan Dickstein

El Paso Matters Patrick Crusius believed he was fulfilling Trump’s wishes in El Paso attack, his attorney says
By Robert Moore

CBS News Mega march for immigration reform passes through downtown Dallas

Idaho Capital Sun ACLU of Idaho sues state for new immigration enforcement bill just signed into law
By Mia Maldonado

NBC News University of Minnesota says ICE detained graduate student
By Rebecca Cohen and Chloe Atkins

Marin Independent Journal Editorial: Marin educators ready to protect immigrant students
By Marin IJ Editorial Board