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Amir Modaraei's wife was violently taken into custody by ICE. She's been held in the Adelanto Detention for months and says an ICE agent falsified docs on his wife's detention. Now he's speaking out.
A top D.C. political consultant faces losing her immigration status. Plus, an American’s worsening hunger strike inside an Indian prison.
A recording from Nick Valencia and Natalie Bencivenga's live video
This week, Andrey's wife Sofia sent this audio recording exclusively to Nick Valencia News.
We delve into the executive order on so-called "birth tourism." The nationalist movement is alive in Georgia where Sen. candidate Mike Collins is embroiled in a controversy. And Diaz & Gaeta Law Firm.
America’s growing revolt over AI data centers. Why communities are fighting back. Plus, a Venezuelan asylum seeker detained one week after his wedding. His wife joins us live.
50,000 drivers have DACA. Another 150,000 have mixed immigrant status. Jorge Rivera joins us to talk about the merit of his lawsuit against the feds. Plus, a GA Election official's house shot 20 times
Robert Sinners is the spokesman for Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger. He and his fiance were home at the time of the shooting, but were not injured.
It's voting day in Michigan. Will progressives push ahead? And, a man who entered the U.S. legally and is not a criminal was detained by ICE. He joins us live from custody with an exclusive interview.
Behind every immigration case is a real person. A real family. This is a letter from Andrey Kalyakin currently held at the Winn Correctional Center in the custody of ICE.
Establishment Dems want to label some of the rising progressives within the party as antisemites. What will this mean for the elections ahead? We're hear to have the uncomfortable discussion
