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NewsDesk MC July 14, 2026July 14, 2026 African Migration, border security, Cyril Ramaphosa, deportation, Durban, human rights, immigration, Johannesburg, kenya, malawi, Mmamoloko Kubayi, mozambique, Musina, nigeria, police, repatriation, south africa, southern Africa, uganda, xenophobia, Zimbabwe

South Africa Deports 53,000 Migrants Amid Immigration Crackdown

JOHANNESBURG- South Africa has deported or repatriated more than 53,000 migrants from across Africa within a month as authorities intensify

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NewsDesk MC July 9, 2026 14th Amendment, birthright citizenship, Citizenship Clause, constitutional law, donald trump, executive order, federal courts, immigration, immigration policy, John Roberts, judiciary, legal challenge, presidential powers, Reuters, Supreme Court, Truth Social, united states, US Constitution, US Supreme Court, Washington, white house

Trump Seeks Supreme Court Rehearing on Birthright Citizenship

WASHINGTON-U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he will ask the Supreme Court to rehear its recent decision striking

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NewsDesk MC July 4, 2026July 4, 2026 africa, border security, catholic church, european union, humanitarian crisis, immigration, International Organization for Migration, IOM, italy, Lampedusa, libya, Mediterranean Sea, migrants, migration, pope francis, Pope Leo XIV, refugees, search and rescue, tunisia, unhcr, vatican

Pope Visits Lampedusa to Renew Call for Migrant Protection

LAMPEDUSA-Pope Leo XIV arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa on Saturday for a half-day visit centered on the plight

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NewsDesk MC July 2, 2026July 2, 2026 Amina Kotoric, Balkan Treat Box, Bevo Mill, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian Americans, Bosnian diaspora, Bosnian War, community, cultural identity, Elvir Kafedžić, fifa world cup, football, immigration, James Beard Award, Little Bosnia, Mersad Smajic, Missouri, refugees, Soccer, sports diplomacy, Srebrenica, St. Louis, St. Louis City 2, united states

Bosnian Diaspora in St. Louis Balances Dual Loyalties as World Cup Knockout Match Brings Community Together

“For many Bosnians in St. Louis, the World Cup match against the United States became less about choosing sides and

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Bosnian Diaspora in St. Louis Balances Dual Loyalties as World Cup Knockout Match Brings Community Together

“For many Bosnians in St. Louis, the World Cup match against the United States became less about choosing sides and

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NewsDesk MC July 1, 2026July 1, 2026 africa, anti-migrant protests, arrests, criminal activity, Hillbrow, immigration, Johannesburg, law enforcement, looting, migration, protests, public order, public violence, Reuters, security, south africa, South African National Defence Force, South African Police Service, Tebello Mosikili, undocumented migrants, xenophobia

More Than 900 Arrested as South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Protests Trigger Unrest

Johannesburg-South African police said on Wednesday that more than 900 people were arrested during nationwide anti-migrant protests, as largely peaceful

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NewsDesk MC July 1, 2026July 1, 2026 California Tribal Land Return Initiative, Celina Stewart, civic engagement, civic participation, conservation, Decolonizing Wealth Project, democracy, democratic reform, Economic Justice, Edgar Villanueva, environmental restoration, immigration, indigenous communities, Indigenous Earth Fund, indigenous rights, Klamath River, land restoration, League of Women Voters, Misinformation, public policy, public trust, social justice, Tule River Indian Tribe, united states

U.S. Civic and Indigenous Leaders Call for Democratic Renewal, Inclusion and Restorative Justice

“Democracy is not something each generation simply inherits—it is something every generation must strengthen, expand and rebuild.” A group of

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NewsDesk MC July 1, 2026July 1, 2026 Allen Orr, asylum, deportation, donald trump, florida, Haiti, Haitian Americans, Haitian immigrants, humanitarian protection, immigration, immigration law, Jean Marcellin, Little Haiti, Miami, refugee policy, Ronald Eugene, Stephen Miller, TAGS United States, Temporary Protected Status, TPS, US Supreme Court

Haitian Communities Face Uncertainty as US Deportation Protections End

Miami-Haitian migrants across the United States are confronting growing uncertainty after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to

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NewsDesk MC June 30, 2026 Amy Coney Barrett, birthright citizenship, Brett Kavanaugh, Citizenship Clause, civil rights, Clarence Thomas, constitutional law, donald trump, executive order, federal courts, Fourteenth Amendment, immigration, immigration policy, John Roberts, judiciary, legal ruling, united states, US Constitution, US Supreme Court, Washington, Wong Kim Ark

US Supreme Court blocks Trump’s bid to restrict birthright citizenship

Washington-The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the constitutional principle of birthright citizenship, rejecting President Donald Trump’s executive order that