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ICE Detains Army Sergeant’s Wife in Texas as Policy Shift Narrows Military Family Relief

Santa Fe— U.S. immigration authorities have detained the wife of an active-duty Army sergeant in Texas, according to officials and

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US Supreme Court Greenlights Trump Move to Revoke Safe-Haven for Hundreds of Thousands of Migrants

Washington — In a major development that could impact hundreds of thousands of Latin American migrants, the U.S. Supreme Court