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"I carry in my heart the suffering of the beloved Ukrainian people."— Pope Leo XIV speaks about the war in Ukraine during his first Sunday blessing.

"The situation is absurd."— Judge Hannah Dugan expressed her anger over the presence of immigration authorities.

"Yes, the belief that she talks rubbish."— The Prime Minister responded to Liz Saville Roberts' criticism during Prime Minister's Questions.

"Let us take up this precious legacy and continue on the journey, inspired by the same hope that is born of faith."— Pope Leo XIV addressed the cardinals about continuing the legacy of Pope Francis and the challenges posed by artificial intelligence.

"I am saddened and ashamed that many of the refugees who are being denied entrance to the United States are brave people who worked alongside our military in Iraq and Afghanistan and now face danger at home because of their service to our country."— Reverend Sean Rowe, expressing his concerns about the preferential treatment of certain refugees over others.

The legal principle is a 'privilege' that could be suspended to make it easier to detain and deport immigrants.— Stephen Miller, White House Deputy Chief of Staff, comments on Trump's considerations regarding the suspension of habeas corpus.

"The state is all of us."— Friedrich Merz emphasizes the responsibility and unity of society in his first government statement.

Any 'allegedly imminent' removals to Libya would 'clearly violate this Court’s Order.'— U.S. District Judge Brian E. Murphy regarding deportations to Libya.

The court correctly ruled that the president's actions are subject to judicial scrutiny.— Lee Gelernt, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union who argued on behalf of the Venezuelan migrants.

The reality is this: I didn’t do anything wrong.— Newark Mayor Ras Baraka spoke after being released from arrest during a protest against an immigration facility.

"I have faith in the American system of justice."— Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish doctoral student who spoke after her release from immigration detention.

"We keep our promises from the election campaign and are serious about the migration turnaround. We decide who comes into our country and end illegal immigration!"— Alexander Hoffmann, CSU group leader, stated this on X.

"It has been painful to watch one group of refugees, selected in a highly unusual manner, receive preferential treatment over many others who have been waiting in refugee camps or dangerous conditions for years."— Episcopal Bishop Sean Rowe spoke out in a statement regarding the government's decision to assist the South African refugees.

Now, make no mistake, this plan means migration will fall. That's a promise.— Sir Keir Starmer, Prime Minister, during his speech on the new immigration crackdown.

"The court cannot help but ask: Is a Foreign Terrorist Organization like [Tren de Aragua] not the modern equivalent of a pirate or robber?"— U.S. District Judge Stephanie Haines commented on the legal implications of the application of the Alien Enemies Act.

People’s immigration status is not as simple as this makes it out to be.— Aaron Reichlen-Melnick, a senior fellow at the American Immigration Council, questioning the latest offer from Homeland Security.

"Germany will let in whom it wants. Poland will only let in whom it accepts."— Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke during a press conference regarding the German border controls and the resistance against Merz's plans.

What we are witnessing now and what we’re understanding is exactly what Dr. Martin Luther King has said before: Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.— Mohsen Mahdawi, pro-Palestine activist, stated outside the Vermont courthouse about the implications of injustice.

She said Stewart is a nightmare, it’s overcrowded, everyone is crying all the time.— Hannah Jones, a friend of Arias-Cristobal who launched a fundraiser to offset her legal fees.

"This is very frightening. This is outrageous. This is almost bringing us back to 1930s in Europe, where people were snatched off the streets without any due process, without any rule of law."— Senate President Karen Spilka commented on the Trump administration's immigration policies, comparing them to the crimes seen in 1930s Europe.

"Every person, whether American or foreign, has a right to a court hearing."— Bruce Fein, former Deputy Attorney General, on the legal rights of individuals under the current regime.