June 14, 2026

Immigration

NPR For decades, the Small Business Administration has granted loans to immigrants who are legal permanent residents in the United States.  But in March, the U.S. small-business agency stopped approving loans to firms that are not fully owned by U.S. citizens, a first in its history. 

Congressional Insider  -  A retired National Guard veteran says immigration agents detained his Honduran wife during a routine check-in in Dallas, leaving their family in shock. Homeland Security says she entered the country illegally and has a long-standing deportation order, showing how old cases now drive new arrests.  

The veteran says his wife returned in 2018 so their U.S.-born son could get serious medical care, highlighting real family and health pressures.  This case reflects a wider Trump-era shift, where spouses of service members are no longer shielded and both sides feel the system serves elites, not families.

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