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Has Post-9/11 Scrutiny Made It Harder to Be a Muslim Immigrant?
"When a Muslim student falls out of status, Immigration and Customs Enforcement are much more likely to pick him or her up."
Hondurans seeking asylum in the US are being bused back to the murder capital of the world
They often only make it as far as Mexico, where authorities detain and deport them. Despite Mexico's harsh immigration enforcement, most of the deportees plan to try to make the trip again immediately.
Why It's Almost Impossible to Get Asylum in Atlanta
Immigration judges in Atlanta denied 98 percent of asylum petitions last year—almost twice the national average.
Muslims Applying for US Citizenship Say the Feds Are Delaying Their Applications
The 13 plaintiffs are among thousands whose immigration applications have been flagged for "national security concerns," which some say is a result of ethnic and religious discrimination.
America's Immigration System Desperately Needs a Digital Makeover
The god-awful technology that makes up the United States' immigration system is finally being updated, after several failed attempts.