Deportation
Iranian Christian dissident denied right to stay in Israel with his wife, child - interview
"Everything inside me began to change. I started thinking: maybe the people they hung from cranes were innocent too, like us. Maybe the people whose hands they cut off were also innocent."
Anti-Israel Columbia protest leader Mohsen Mahdawi fights deportation to Jordan
US Senate passes $70 billion bill for immigration and border patrol, ICE
Court won't revisit Mahmoud Khalil ruling, opening door to pro-Palestinian activist's rearrest
Migrant voices echo with wit, nostalgia
Anthology tells the story of global migration, exploring the human struggle to adapt
Israel’s Supreme Court rules HRW Director can be deported over BDS
Human Rights Watch is weighing an appeal to a larger judicial panel of the verdict by a three judges. If not appeal is lodged, Shakir could be asked to leave the country within 20-day.
Tel Aviv court cancels deportation of 2 Israeli-born children of Filipina workers
The Tel Aviv Court of Appeals on Sunday canceled the deportation orders against Gena Antigo, 13, and Ralph Harel, 10 and their mothers.
Compassion vs. law
Several Israeli radio and television news anchors have expressed outrage at the way Israeli-born children of Filipino descent are being treated by PIBA.
Legality vs. morality
Many of them are described as selfless, dedicated and devoted to their employers.
Is deportation of Filipinos a legal, moral or law enforcement issue? - analysis
There is no real obvious legal obstacle to deporting Filipinos workers whose visas have expired.
Detroit man dies after being deported to Iraq
Jimmy Aldaoud moved to the US as a child and lived most of his life in Detroit, Michigan.
U.S. targets Iraqis for deportation in wake of travel ban deal
The actions came as part of the Trump administration’s push to increase immigration enforcement and make countries, which have resisted in the past, take back nationals ordered deported from the U.S.
Foreign-born model in Israel fears deportation
She still gets scared when she sees police, fearing “a situation where they’ll say, ‘Give me your identity card.’”
HRW head says no one questions Israel's right to exist as democratic state
Roth added that "Israel can define itself any way it wants. Lots of governments define themselves in nationalist terms."