Trump Found a New Way to Do Family Separation Without the Backlash
Family separation has become just another devastating consequence of the president’s mass deportation agenda.
Family separation has become just another devastating consequence of the president’s mass deportation agenda.
On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court accepted what is sure to be the blockbuster case of its 2026–27 term.
President Trump and deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller have transformed America’s immigration system into an astonishingly cruel deportation machine.
The change was set to take effect on Tuesday.
The information taxpayers give the IRS is supposed to be for the IRS’s eyes only.
It’s been seven months since federal immigration agents touched down in Minnesota with a vengeance.
This case appears likely to make it all the way to the Supreme Court.
It’s ugly, but also terrifyingly effective.
Last week, President Donald Trump continued his defiant stance against the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision from earlier this summer.
Passing the bill would mark significant bipartisan resistance to the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda.