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Kristi Noem Believes Americans Can Relate to Her Purse-Snatching Drama After Losing $3k and a Gucci Bag

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem hints the theft of her Gucci handbag containing $3,000 in cash has made her more empathetic to the plight of everyday Americans.

Marco Rubio Says U.S. Is Actively Seeking More Countries to Send Deportees: 'The Further Away From America the Better'
During his intervention at Trump's Cabinet meeting, Rubio declined to answer if a formal request from the admin has been made to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Guatemalan Man Who Climbed a Tree in Attempt to Evade ICE Arrested After Eight Hours
A Guatemalan national who spent eight hours perched in a tree in San Antonio, Texas to evade federal immigration officers was arrested Tuesday evening.
DOJ Files First Criminal Charges for Migrants For Entering New Military Jurisdiction at Southern Border
At least 28 migrants were charged this week with after entering a 170-mile-long National Defense Area in southern New Mexico

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Farm workers labor in the fields of Bakersfield, Kern County

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Judge Blocks Warrantless Border Patrol Stops in California: 'You Just Can't Walk up to People With Brown Skin

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting Border Patrol agents from conducting warrantless immigration stops or arrests without proper justification in a large portion of California

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Another Migrant Dies Under ICE Custody: 'She Started Shaking, Screaming'

A Haitian woman who had been in ICE custody since February at a center in Broward. The cause remains under investigation

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Michelle Obama Voices Fear for Immigrants Under Trump: 'Decisions Aren't Being Made With Due Process'

In another passage of the interview, the former First Lady also linked these fears to broader systemic issues of racial profiling and bias

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Trump Jokes He'd 'Like to Be Pope' After Falling Asleep at Pope Francis' Funeral

Trump revealed his "number one choice" to succeed Pope Francis: himself, following speculation that he fell asleep during the funeral.

Rodney Sccott during House Judiciary Sucommittee meeting (2023)

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Trump's Nominee to Lead CBP Under Fire for Alleged Role in Death Cover-Up

President Donald Trump's nominee to lead U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Rodney Scott, is facing scrutiny over allegations that he helped shield federal agents from accountability

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Trump Advisor Accuses Reporter of Evading Question While Evading a Question About Deporting Children

Rather than answer a reporter's question, Trump advisor Stephen Miller shot back inquires of his own—then accused the reporter of evading his questions.

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ICE Workplace Raids to 'Triple Again' as Trump's Border Czar Vows to Increase Pressure on Undocumented Immigrants

The United States will triple its immigration enforcement operations in workplaces as part of a broader crackdown on undocumented immigrants, border czar Tom Homan announced.

Marco Rubio Vows to Shrink the State Department—Slams 'Woke' Offices

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Marco Rubio Stands By Removal Of U.S. Citizen Children: 'The Children Went With Their Mother'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood by the removal of two U.S. citizen children, one of them suffering from cancer. "The children went with their mothers."

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An Immigration Attorney And Naturalized U.S. Citizen Was Ordered to Self-Deport: DHS Says It Was a 'Glitch'

Similarly to Trujillo's case, hundreds of thousands of people across the country received a letter from DHS ordering them to self-deport within a seven-day period

ICE Arrests Nearly 800 Migrants in Florida in ‘First of

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Assistant DHS Secretary Calls Mass Migrant Arrest in Florida 'Just a Preview of What's to Come'

The mass arrest of 780 individuals in Florida who were in the U.S. illegally was "just a preview of what's to come," according to Assistant Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.

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ICE Arrests Nearly 800 Migrants in Florida in 'First of Its Kind' 4-Day 'Operation Tidal Wave'

ICE worked with Florida law enforcement to arrest 780 migrants during a four-day operation dubbed "Operation Tidal Wave," officials announced.

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DHS Says It's Not To Be Legally Accountable For Court-Barred Deportations Because They Were Carried Out By DoD

Attorneys for DHS said the agency did not violate a federal judge's order that prevents people from being deported to third countries, and instead shifted the blame towards the Defense Department, claiming they were the ones carrying out the removals

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Detention Practices at U.S.-Canada Border Under Fire After Wrong Turn at Detroit Bridge Leads to Deportation

Sources say more than 90% of foreign nationals stopped by U.S. border agents at Ambassador Bridge during the first quarter of 2025 had driven there by mistake

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Fear of Deportation is Keeping Immigrants From Seeking Medical Care: Report

A new study recommends codifying the "sensitive locations" policy to legally protect hospitals from immigration enforcement and enhancing staff training to protect patient rights

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Cuban-American Community Divided by ICE Deportation of Migrant Mother in Tampa

Heydi Sánchez Tejeda, a Cuban mother living in Tampa, was deported by ICE on April 24th, sparking widespread division within the Cuban community.