immigration
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NEPA taxpayers pay $524 million for mass deportations
A new calculator shows NEPA’s share of mass deportation costs could cover Medicaid for 16,500 Pennsylvanians and SNAP for almost 238,000.
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Where Janelle Stelson and Scott Perry stand on border security and immigration
Candidates for Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District compared: Where do they stand on border security and immigration?
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Emails reveal local police were more involved in Montour County ICE raid than initially admitted
They also confirm witness’ accounts that drones were used to track them.
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ICE enforcement around healthcare facilities in Pa. leads to fears about immigrants who need care
Construction workers were arrested leaving the Geisinger Medical Center campus in Montour County on Sept. 2.
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York pastor deported to Haiti despite pleas from advocates and clergy
Pastor Molis Augustave, who worked for CASA as an organizer in York, entered the country legally in 2016 and applied for asylum, seeking refuge from the chaos in Haiti.
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What happened at Geisinger? Arrests near Danville hospital show difficulty tracking ICE activity.
Advocates claimed a Geisinger Medical Center campus construction site was subject to the ‘largest ICE workplace raid in Pennsylvania to date,’ but accounts differ.
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Haitian pastor detained by ICE after traffic stop for broken headlight
About 50 of Augustave’s supporters gathered Monday morning at CASA’s offices on Roosevelt Avenue in York to rally for Augustave’s release from ICE detention.
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Pike County sending more inmates to Wayne due to bigger ICE contract
The correctional facility in Blooming Grove Township has a capacity of 375. The ICE contract reserves room for 285 detainees, leaving 90 beds for county inmates. Previously, 100 beds were reserved for ICE.
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‘It’s insane.’ Beloved York soccer coach faces deportation to Haiti
Amson Charleston, 26, came to America from Haiti about six years ago and earned a scholarship to Central Penn College, where he was a star soccer player.
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New details revealed in Bucks County DA Quakertown protest report
DA Joe Khan announced Aug. 3 that his office will not prosecute any police officers or additional student protesters for their actions during the demonstration that turned violent in the borough’s downtown business district on Feb. 20.
