Trump Admin Also Looking To Use Medicare Data To Find Migrants To Deport: Report

Trump’s immigration paradox: Cracking down on undocumented migrants, while increasing the number of them

The undocumented population in the United States ranges between 11 and 13 million people, depending on the source. However, the elimination of legal pathways that existed until now could add more than two million people to this number.Seguir leyendo

How AI is aiding Trump’s immigration crackdown

The Department of Homeland Security and other immigration control agencies are using a suite of AI tools as part of the crackdown on alleged illegal immigration.

How AI is aiding Trump's immigration crackdown

The practice is raising fears that risks to accuracy and privacy could put almost anyone in danger of getting caught up in the crackdown.

ICE, DOGE seek Medicare data in immigration crackdown: Report

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Government Efficiency requested access to a Medicare database to assist in locating undocumented immigrants, according to a Washington Post report. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has reportedly reviewed the request but has not confirmed whether it shared data. The database, known as the Integrated Data Repository, contains personal and claims information. President Donald…

Pair of legislative proposals push back against Trump's anti-immigrant offensive • Nevada Current

“Across the nation, we have seen instances where officers have gone to schools and have intimidated teachers, staff and students,” said Democratic Assemblymember Cecelia González. (Photo: Alejanda Rubio/Nevada Current)President Donald Trump’s efforts to carry out mass deportations and detain legal permanent residents and green card recipients has created increased “fear and uncertainty” throughout the state, immigrant groups have told Nevada law…

State Pushes Back in Immigration Law Fight

By Jim Saunders, The News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — Florida argued this week it should be able to move forward with a new law aimed at cracking down on undocumented immigrants who come to the state, after a federal judge temporarily halted the measure. Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office, in a 22-page court document filed Tuesday, disputed that the law improperly encroaches on the federal government’s authority to enforce immigration…