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New @CIJ_ICJ advisory opinion finding on climate displacement and human rights ⬇️ Finds that States have obligations under non-refoulement if substantial grounds exist for real risk of irreparable harm to life upon return

Facts matter Our Spotlight articles on the immigrant population in the US, for top nationalities and other characteristics, present only the most authoritative stats Here’s where to go: bit.ly/ImmigrantSpotl…

Which US universities are on the list of top 25 US destinations for international students? The names might surprise you ⤵️

You might be surprised to hear that international students are more evenly distributed across the US than the overall immigrant population For instance, California is home to more than 1/5th of all immigrants but just 1/8th of international students

The number of international students in the US is higher than ever But that might change, given new restrictions from the Trump administration, the high costs of US higher ed, and growing opportunities abroad Our @JeanneBatalova crunched the numbers: bit.ly/int-students-t…

📢 Save the date! On Oct. 9, join CLINIC, @MigrationPolicy & @GeorgetownLaw for our annual Immigration Law & Policy Conference. Offered in person and online, this conference will feature a day of smart, thoughtful analysis on the top current U.S. immigration policy developments.

🗓️ Don’t Miss It! Our flagship annual conference is October 9th 📍 At Georgetown’s Law Center & a computer near you Agenda, featured speakers & registration details coming up

...In the view of the Court, states have obligations under the principle of non-refoulment, where there are substantial grounds of believing that there is a real risk of irreparable harm to the right to life if individuals are returned to their country of origin."

"The Court considers the conditions resulting from climate change, which are likely to endanger the lives of individuals, may lead them to seek safety in another country or prevent them from returning to their own...

Honduras: the National Migration Institute asked the govt to extend the immigration emergency timeframe until the last day of 2025 in order to ensure the protection & security of deported Honduran nationals. The emergency declaration provides Honduran nationals in the US with...

In Nicaragua, nearly 1 million households receive assistance from abroad. Manuel Orozco, Director of the Migration, Remittances & Development at the Inter-American Dialogue, said that the decrease in the number of remittances would have serious effects on the economy of Nicaragua

Venezuela: According to the Maduro administration, over 7,000 Venezuelan nationals have been returned to Venezuela following a signed deportation agreement with the US from last January swissinfo.ch/spa/llegan-a-v…

Dominican Republic: According to information from the National Immigration Directorate, over 155,000 Haitian nationals without status have been deported in the first five months of 2025. elnacional.com.do/ces-anunciara-…

⏰ IN ONE HOUR: Our webinar will focus on putting policy into action & making sure multilingual children are identified & supported in early childhood systems Sign up to join the conversation: bit.ly/CADLLecec

From fragmented to systematic: California's steps in advancing DLL identification are creating real change in early childhood programs. Learn more about ✅ Better data collection ✅ Workforce support ✅Family Language Surveys

📢 Save the date! On Oct. 9, join CLINIC, @MigrationPolicy & @GeorgetownLaw for our annual Immigration Law & Policy Conference. Offered in person and online, this conference will feature a day of smart, thoughtful analysis on the top current U.S. immigration policy developments.

California gov’t agencies are collaborating to strengthen DLL identification in the early childhood setting Learn how cross-agency partnerships are improving program quality & outcomes for kids. Register for TOMORROW’s webinar: bit.ly/CADLLecec

The return to MX & Central American arrivals started during the Biden admin but increased under the Trump admin. Because larger shares of migrants are from these countries with US repatriation agreements, it is easier to deport them quickly compared to other nationalities.

A record low number of migrants came to the US-Mexico border in June, dating back to 1960s levels. But it's equally as notable that Mexicans & Central Americans again represent the vast majority of arrivals--as they did prior to 2022. More @MigrationPolicy takeaways here⬇️

Once again, @CBP's monthly border arrivals update did not include the total number of people deported from US, as it used to up to January 2025 DHS' statistics office also has not updated its deportation stats since 1/16/25