Cambodia

ICE Deported Yet Another Group Of Cambodian Immigrants

This year has the highest number of Cambodian deportations in the country’s history.
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Miss USA Apologies After Mocking Fellow Contestant For Not Speaking English

A now-expired Instagram Live video has Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers in hot water.
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Last Surviving Khmer Rouge Leaders Found Guilty Of Genocide

Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan were sentenced to life in prison.
By Sopheng Cheang, AP

ICE Deports Another Group Of Refugees While You Weren't Paying Attention

"I was just bawling and just in shock,” says Betty Khakham, who learned of her husband's deportation on Tuesday, after he'd boarded the plane.
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The U.S. Just Quietly Deported The Largest Group Of Cambodians Ever

The group included refugees who had been in the U.S. for decades.
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The Forgotten Asian Refugees Fed Into The U.S. Prison System

The U.S. took in Asian refugees after the Vietnam War, only to put many on a deportation path. A record number could be fed into this system in 2018.
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Inside The Criminal Network Ravaging Cambodia’s Forests ― And The Community Fighting To Save Them

"It’s a bit of a David and Goliath story."
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Deportation Of Cambodian Refugees After ICE Raids

The decision came down just days before 50 detainees were to be deported to Cambodia.
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More Than 100 Cambodian-Americans Rounded Up, May Face Deportation

“In the vast majority of cases, we are talking about people who came to the United States as children fleeing genocide with their families."
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They Risked Everything To Escape Poverty. Then They Had To Escape Forced Marriage.

These Cambodian women were promised a better life in China. Instead, they became pawns in a flourishing bride market.
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