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    US immigration judge rules Wisconsin mosque leader can be deported●"A United States immigration judge has ruled the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque can be deported under a controversMmastodonWorldImmigration167 h ago

    An immigration judge in the United States has ruled that the leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque can be deported. The decision relies on a controversial law that the Trump administration has used against non-citizens advocating for Palestinian rights. Critics say the case is part of a broader pattern of targeting pro-Palestinian speech under immigration law.

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    An immigration judge has ruled that Salah Sarsour, a Palestinian man living in Wisconsin, is deportable. The decision means he can be removed from the United States, though appeals are typically available. The case has drawn attention from immigrant rights advocates concerned about the treatment of Palestinian immigrants in deportation proceedings.

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    Exus buys rights to develop Louisiana and Wisconsin solar plants▼Exus buys rights to develop Louisiana, Wisconsin solar plants✉newsEnvironmentEnergy13 h ago

    Energy company Exus has acquired the rights to develop solar power plants in Louisiana and Wisconsin, according to The Center Square. The purchase gives the firm control of the development pipeline in both states, expanding its US renewable energy footprint. Details on project size, capacity and timelines were not provided, and the financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

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    US judge invokes Cold War-era law to deport Wisconsin mosque president▼US immigration judge allows cold war-era law to deport Wisconsin mosque’s president✉newsWorldImmigration6 h ago

    An immigration judge in the United States has ruled that a Cold War-era law can be used to deport the president of a Wisconsin mosque. The decision relies on decades-old legal provisions rarely invoked in modern removal cases, raising concerns among immigrant and civil rights advocates. Supporters of the mosque leader say the case could set a troubling precedent for other long-term residents facing deportation.

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    Packers coach Matt LaFleur faces more questions than answers●Packers’ Matt LaFleur has more questions than answers right now✉newsSportSports1 d ago

    Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is under scrutiny as his team leaves him with more questions than answers about its direction. Commentators in Wisconsin are weighing the Packers' inconsistencies and the difficult decisions LaFleur faces heading into the rest of the season.