Protests Erupt Outside US Supreme Court Over Birthright Citizenship Law Changes
Protests surged outside the US Supreme Court as demonstrators gathered to oppose potential changes to the birthright citizenship law, a contentious issue raised by directives from President Donald Trump. The court heard vital arguments regarding the administration's attempt to restrict this long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment, which guarantees citizenship to those born on US soil. The protests added a physical embodiment to the significant legal discussions taking place inside, reflecting the urgency and emotional weight of the topic at hand. Approximately 250 activists gathered on the steps of the Supreme Court, amplifying their voices in support of birthright citizenship.... [Continue Reading]
Three arrested in London over arson attack on Jewish community ambulances
On April 1, 2026, UK police arrested three males, aged 17, 19, and 20, in separate East London locations in connection with an arson attack on volunteer-led ambulances operated by the Jewish community in Golders Green. The suspects include two British nationals and one with dual British-Pakistani citizenship. They were taken into custody on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life. This arson attack posed risks not only to property but to the lives of those relying on critical emergency services. The volunteer ambulances provide essential medical support, and their targeting signals heightened community tensions and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 01 Apr 2026 13:33
Federal Judge Revokes US Citizenship of Couple Who Stole Medical Secrets for China
On March 30, a federal judge in California stripped Li Chen and Yu Zhou of their U.S. citizenship. The couple had been naturalized citizens but were found to have procured their status through concealment of serious criminal activity. Both had pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges involving the theft of valuable medical trade secrets and wire fraud, crimes motivated by sharing technology with China. The court determined that these acts demonstrated a lack of the good moral character required for citizenship eligibility. The illegal activities committed by Chen and Zhou directly threaten American innovation and economic interests, particularly in the high-stakes... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 01 Apr 2026 10:21
White House Issues Directive to Enforce Citizenship Verification for Federal Voters
The White House has issued a presidential order emphasizing that only United States citizens have the legal right to vote in federal elections. The directive references multiple federal statutes, including the Help America Vote Act and the National Voter Registration Act, to highlight outright prohibitions and criminal penalties for non-citizens registering or voting. Federal agencies such as the Social Security Administration will strengthen their role in verifying voter registration information to prevent illegal voting. This action targets maintaining election integrity by verifying citizenship status, a response to ongoing concerns about voter fraud involving non-citizens. The order clarifies that non-citizen voting... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 01 Apr 2026 09:51
Donald Trump signs executive order to limit mail-in voting, prompting legal challenges from several states
In a significant move that has ignited fierce debate, Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at limiting mail-in voting on Tuesday. This unprecedented action mandates the establishment of a federal list of citizens eligible to vote, stipulating that mail-in ballots will only be sent to those confirmed on this list. The directive, intended as a measure to bolster election integrity, has faced strong opposition from election officials and experts, and is expected to lead to immediate legal challenges from states like Arizona and Oregon. The executive order directs the Department of Homeland Security to collaborate with the Social Security... [Continue Reading]
Australia imposes six-month ban on Iranian tourists with valid visas due to concerns over visa compliance
In a significant move, the Australian government has announced a six-month ban on Iranian tourists holding valid visas, citing concerns that they may not return to Iran after their visas expire. The decision was articulated by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke and is designed to prevent a situation where temporary visa holders remain in Australia beyond their permitted stay. This restriction will impact approximately 6,800 Iranian nationals who were planning to visit Australia. The ban, which came into effect on March 26, has prompted immediate backlash from various sectors. Some Members of Parliament (MPs) and refugee advocates denounce the decision... [Continue Reading]
