#us-citizens

#us-citizens

The Trump administration's deportation of three U.S. citizen children to Honduras highlights severe due process violations and unprecedented treatment of U.S. citizens.

Trump's comments about deporting U.S. citizens signal a constitutional violation and risk to civil liberties.

DHS mistakenly sent deportation notices to U.S. citizens due to a glitch in policy revocation.

Jacqueline Stevens uncovered that U.S. citizens can be deported, revealing significant implications of immigration policies on individuals' rights.

Trump considered sending U.S. prisoners, including citizens, to El Salvador, despite legal limitations.

DHS mistakenly sent deportation notices to U.S. citizens due to a glitch in immigration policy changes impacting temporary permits.

Faye Hall, an American citizen, has been released by the Taliban, marking ongoing negotiations for detainee releases facilitated by Qatar.

US citizens' death sentences in DRC commuted to life imprisonment after failed coup attempt.

US citizens in Germany face unique challenges in saving for retirement due to taxation and banking complications.

The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) creates hurdles for American clients in German banks.

Americans in the UK need to adapt to changing tax laws, particularly the abolition of the non-dom regime and uncertainties around the US Estate Tax.

Americans and Canadians must now obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization to visit the UK or have layovers there.

U.S. citizens visiting the UK and Europe need to prepare for ETIAS travel authorization starting from 2025.

There has been a significant increase in US citizens expatriating in 2024, surpassing 2023 numbers before the election.

Many Americans are seeking European residency through Golden Visas post-2020 election.

Malta and Portugal have become popular Golden Visa destinations due to lower investment costs.

Process times for Golden Visas in Europe can be lengthy, impacting applicants' decisions.