Deportations

Several Venezuelan migrants repatriated as part of a recent prisoner exchange between the United States and Venezuela have accused Salvadoran authorities of torture, sexual abuse, and other mistreatment

ICE acting Director Todd Lyons said agents can continue covering their faces during operations despite backlash faced by the agency

President Donald Trump continues to enjoy strong support from his core political base, particularly on immigration, but a new poll shows that approval for his deportation policies is slipping among the broader public.

Many immigrants are altering their daily routines in response to a new state policy allowing highway patrol officers to detain individuals based on immigration status

An 82-year-old legal U.S. resident and torture survivor was deported to Guatemala after visiting an immigration office in Philadelphia to replace his lost green card, according to a new report

ICE is seeking to use fresh funds to more than double its holding capacity, according to a new report

The United States has reportedly arranged for El Salvador to transfer Venezuelan detainees to Caracas in exchange for the release of ten individuals held by the Venezuelan government

The Department of Homeland Security used an image of E.T. to continue pushing migrants to self-deport

The government of Eswatini said the five migrants deported from the U.S. will be held in solitary confinement for an indefinite amount of time

Migrants attempting to leave the U.S. voluntarily under the Trump administration's "Project Homecoming" report that the CBP Home app—the main tool for self-deportation—often leaves them stuck in legal limbo

Hacked data shows dozens more people were deported to El Salvador's mega-prison than previously disclosed

A new bill seeks to prevent ICE from detaining or deporting U.S. citizens.

Eswatini announced on Wednesday that it will repatriate five migrants deported there by the United States

More than 70% of all migrants deported by the Trump administration between the beginning of the year and late June had criminal convictions, according to ICE data. However, most were traffic or immigration offenses

White House border czar Tom Homan seemed to anticipate potential policies for migrant hospitality and farmworkers as ICE raids disrupt the industries

Homeland Security's Tricia McLaughlin defended requesting tenant records, stating that ICE has authority to issue administrative subpoenas and warned of potential legal penalties for noncompliance

The Trump administration announced it deported five "uniquely barbaric" migrants to the African country of Eswatini

An Irish tourist who briefly overstayed his visa earlier this year ended up being held for some 100 days

A Texas airline contracted by the Trump administration to deport migrants will cut back flights months after activists called for a boycott of the company.

ICE is looking to deport migrants to third countries with little notice, according to a new report

A 6-year-old Honduran boy with leukemia was detained by ICE for over a month after attending a court hearing.

Nigeria has rejected a proposal by the Trump administration to accept Venezuelan deportees and other third-country migrants from the United States.

An ICE investigations team is reportedly redirecting their focus from drug and human trafficking cases to deportations to help meet Trump administration quotas.

ICE officials said they haven't decided where they will deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia if he's released from a Tennessee jail, but suggested Mexico or South Sudan could be options

A new report has found that, despite having a national detention capacity far exceeding its current detainee population, ICE has continuously transferred individuals far from their initial booking locations

ICE agents detained a man inside a California surgery center without showing ID or a warrant, prompting backlash from staff.

Images making the rounds on social media show a migrant being tased by ICE agents in a New Mexico Walmart while shopping

"It's hard to say for certain, but 115 people per plane is a reasonable estimate" said the author of the report by Witness at the Border

Eight men deported to South Sudan were deceived by immigration enforcement officials and told they were being moved from Texas to Louisiana, according to a new report

There have been almost as many deaths in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in half of 2025 as there were in all of 2024, according to a report.