Immigration enforcement policies have taken a sharp turn toward stricter measures, with new rules expanding the scope of deportable offenses and tightening access to legal protections. Authorities are now targeting individuals with minor infractions or outdated records, raising concerns over due process and humanitarian impact. Critics argue the changes reflect a broader shift away from longstanding asylum standards, while supporters claim they are necessary for public safety. The debate underscores deep divisions over how immigration should be balanced with legal and moral obligations.
Opinion | If You Thought Immigration Policy Couldn’t Get Any Crueler The New York Times
