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US Government set for court challenge over Duke of Sussex’s drug use

Harry wrote about his use of cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms in his controversial memoir.

The Independent UK

‘Cop City’ protest lawyers challenge use of domestic terrorism statute

Attorneys for protester argue law is unconstitutional restraint on free speech as legal defense fund organizers also arrested

The Guardian - US

US government faces court over Prince Harry visa after Spare drug admissions

The US Government faces court next week over a bid to reveal Prince Harry’s immigration records and his declarations on past drug abuse.

Evening Standard

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'No One Will Become an American Until…the Border Is Secure'

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Reason

US allows Haitians into humanitarian-parole program but cuts back seasonal workers’ visas

The housekeeping jobs paid as much as $14 an hour, were located at a hotel in the middle of the United States and came with housing and three free meals a day.

Miami Herald

Commentary: The 'vetting' of migrants at the border shouldn’t make you feel safe

Amid all the confusion at our border, at least one question with national security and public safety implications has gone almost entirely unexamined: We’re told that those who enter our country illegally are “vetted” before they’re released into our communities, but what does this mean?

Tribune News Service

MTG's Biden impeachment "stunt" mocked

MAGA Republicans want to impeach the president while defending "fraudster George Santos," top Democrat says

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When faith says to help migrants – and the law says don't

Many religious traditions preach the need to care for strangers. But what happens when caring for the stranger comes into conflict with government policy?

The Conversation

Homeland Security reports fewer encounters at US-Mexico border - Roll Call

Border agents have reported a decrease in contacts with migrants crossing the southwest border since Title 42 ended.

Roll Call

The US asylum rule replacing Title 42 is strict – here’s what we know

Now that Covid-era immigration restrictions have ended, the Biden administration has formulated new asylum regulation

The Guardian - US

DHS chief touts 50% drop in illegal border crossings after Title 42 expiration

Troop surge has been decried by Democrats as Trump-like effort to ‘militarise’ border

The Independent UK

The GOP wants you* to quit your job - Roll Call

* If President Joe Biden appointed you, that is. During the Trump era, Democratic calls for Cabinet resignations also were frequent.

Roll Call

Mayorkas blames Congress as US preps for 'difficult' weeks at border - Roll Call

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday blamed Congress for failing to provide sufficient resources to manage the border.

Roll Call

Nonprofits, lawmakers worry end of Title 42 will strain resources - Roll Call

Many border nonprofits face significant resource constraints that could tighten when the Title 42 policy lifts this week.

Roll Call

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The Street

Homeland Security Gets Rid Of Final Relic Of Pandemic Travel

Novak Djokovic, please call your travel agent.

Roll Call

Pentagon OKs request to send troops to border - Roll Call

President Biden may ask for 1,500 troops to be sent to the U.S.-Mexico border to address an expected surge of migrants after Title 42 expires.

Daily Record

Lawsuit over Prince Harry's drug use filed as demands made for US visa records

Prince Harry's US visa is being called for inspection after he confessed his previous drug use in his bombshell memoir Spare.

Edinburgh Live

American lawsuit filed to see Prince Harry's visa record after drug use admission

Prince Harry's visa application is under scrutiny after he admitted to taking drugs during his bombshell book Spare. The Heritage Foundation has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security to examine the application.

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Daily Mirror

Lawsuit demands release of Prince Harry's US visa records after drug admissions

The Duke of Sussex's visa is facing further scrutiny after the Washington-based thinktank, the Heritage Foundation, filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security

The Independent UK

Right-wing think tank files lawsuit demanding Prince Harry’s immigration records

The Heritage Foundation is demanding Harry’s confidential immigration records, which they argue may show he lied about drug use when he obtained a visa to enter the US

Reuters

US sends first deportation flight to Cuba since 2020

The United States on Monday sent its first deportation flight to Cuba since 2020, months after Cuba agreed for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic to accept flights carrying Cubans caught at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Tribune News Service

Ukrainians in US anxious about protections as war rages on

WASHINGTON — Borys Gudziak, archbishop of Philadelphia for the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, said Ukrainian members of his congregation who fled to the U.S. after Russia’s invasion have started to worry about their fate once their temporary immigration protections expire.

Roll Call

Ukrainians in US anxious about protections as war rages on - Roll Call

Ukrainians living and working in the U.S. under a two-year immigration program known as Uniting for Ukraine are anxious about their status.

Los Angeles Times

Signature Biden asylum reform is now on hold

The Biden administration will pause its signature effort to reform asylum processing at the border, Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Trump was repeatedly warned he couldn’t seize voting machines, security aides tell special counsel: report

“I would not want to be a defense lawyer trying to argue, ‘Well, yes, my client was told that, but he never really believed it,’” election law attorney says

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