ICE raids
Coverage of ICE raids in the Nexus archive.
- Spurned by the US, African students turn to China for a university degree
African students are increasingly seeking university degrees in China due to shifting U.S. immigration policies, tightened visa conditions, and ICE raids. The article examines how these factors are influencing education plans during the second Trump administration.
- Day laborers come together at a convention to process a year and a half of ICE raids
Nearly 80 day laborers gathered at a Pasadena workshop to learn about legal assistance and resources. The event aimed to address the impact of ICE raids over the past year and a half.
- People Are Getting Off to Porn About ICE Raids
MAGA-coded adult content featuring immigration crackdowns, white supremacy, and the 'natural order' is gaining popularity on X. The content, which plays on themes related to ICE raids, attracts a rabid audience on the platform.
- American workers are retreating into silos. CEOs can bridge the gap
American workers are increasingly avoiding colleagues with differing political views, with 42% preferring department changes over working under a boss with opposing beliefs. Richard Edelman highlights the need for CEOs to foster trust through common ground, transparency, and community-building in an insular environment.
- Interfaith vigil at Philadelphia’s Christ Church calls for end to ICE raids
An interfaith vigil at Philadelphia’s Christ Church called for an end to ICE raids, marking the nation’s 250th anniversary. Attendees condemned President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement policies, with Rev. Alisa Wailoo and other clergy members organizing the event and weekly protests outside the Philadelphia ICE Field Office.
- Dodgers fulfill $1M pledge to support families of immigrants impacted by ICE raids, report says
The Los Angeles Dodgers have fulfilled a pledge to support families of immigrants impacted by last year's ICE raids, making a $1.1 million donation to community organizations, according to the Los Angeles Times.
- Foot traffic to small shops fell after last year’s ICE raids. Owners say it never really came back
Foot traffic to small shops in Boyle Heights declined after last year’s ICE raids, with owners reporting ongoing economic struggles. Melchor Moreno’s restaurant, La Chispa de Oro, saw significant losses, and businesses in Latino immigrant communities continue to face reduced activity due to fear of immigration enforcement.
- Sonia Sotomayor apologizes to Brett Kavanaugh in US supreme court justice spat
Sonia Sotomayor, a U.S. Supreme Court justice, apologized to Brett Kavanaugh for criticizing his opinion on ICE raids, highlighting the court's public divisions. The apology follows Sotomayor's remarks at a Kansas event over a September ruling supporting immigration enforcement actions in California.