Texas immigration law
Archive/Aljazeera.
ِA controversial Texas law (SB 4) can go into effect after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed March 4th, to consider the case.
The legislation had been due to take effect on March 5th but has since been delayed amid legal challenges.
The ACLU describes Texas Senate Bill 4 as ‘the most extreme anti-immigration law passed by any state legislature in the country’.
The legislation would permit local and state law enforcement and magistrates to arrest, detain, and remove people they suspect to have entered Texas from another country without federal authorization.
Aljazeera.
The Integration of Syrian Refugees in Germany
As Syrians continue to establish themselves in Germany, the question of their future—whether they will stay in Germany or return to Syria—remains complex.
Migrants Set Out in a Caravan Towards the U.S. Border from Tapachula
This caravan is not just a journey of miles, but a symbolic march for survival and dignity, highlighting the plight of migrants who, in search of refuge, continue to brave immense risks in...
Bahamas Takes Action to Prevent Migrant Journeys, Deploys Ships to Haiti
While the vessels will also engage in efforts to curb illegal arms trafficking into the Bahamas, the immediate priority remains to prevent further loss of life from unsafe migration attempts.
Our Network
Our Channels
© 2025 Al Jazeera Media Network. All rights reserved.