naturalization

Immigration Crackdown Hits Home

Jul
1
2025
ICE questions family papers during home visit amid enforcement push
Jonathan Brown, PoliticalCartoons.com
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An ICE officer and a government official stand at a home entrance while a resident asks an elderly relative about a great-grandmother's naturalization certificate. The scene occurs on July 1 2025 during heightened immigration enforcement actions. Officials seek documentation that could affect long-term residents.

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26
2020
Spot the difference
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Immigration Sisyphus

Jul
8
2013
Immigration Sisyphus
IMMIGRATION SISYPHUS by Pat Bagley, politicalcartoons.com
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Immigration Sisyphus COLOR

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8
2013
Immigration Sisyphus COLOR
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Depardieu, Russian Citizen

Jan
7
2013
Depardieu, Russian Citizen
Patrick Chappatte, Le Temps, Switzerland
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The First Illegal Immigrants

Jul
22
2005
The First Illegal Immigrants
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