Immigration

President Donald Trump said on Friday that farmers may be able to continue employing migrants without fear of raids

Home Depot has issued formal guidance for employees on how to respond to federal immigration enforcement actions.

Employees across the U.S. are not showing up to work in fear of immigration raids, a new report details

Immigration attorneys and child advocates say the move violated a longstanding state policy prohibiting state workers from acting on a child's immigration status.

Latino voters were a key group that helped President Trump get reelected last November. Months later, their support for him appears to remains strong.

Latino journalist Mario Guevara, arrested while covering an immigration protest in Georgia, is now facing criminal charges

A Virginia man pleaded guilty to shooting two Latino men thinking they were undocumented immigrants

The Los Angeles Dodgers said they prevented ICE agents from accessing its parking lot

White House border czar Tom Homan said the Trump administration will continue conducting immigration raids at places like farms and hotels, but criminals will be prioritized

Republican Rep. Carlos Gimenez rejected seeing harsh conditions at a Miami detention center following accounts from migrants sent there

Kentucky horse trainers are sounding the alarm over potential ICE raids, warning that immigration crackdowns could upend an industry built on migrant labor.

ICE agents detained a 19-year-old college student after details of her traffic stop were shared in a group chat involving local, state and federal law enforcement.

A Brazilian-born student was questioned for 20 minutes during a traffic stop, released, then detained by ICE moments later and remains in custody.

A Chicago man has sounded the alarm after his roommate was arrested at an immigration court hearing which followed up with his pending political asylum case.

During a flagpole photo op at the White House, Trump asked workers if any were "illegal immigrants" and joked their lives could be ruined.

Latino Journalist Mario Guevara, known for covering immigration raids during the Trump administration, has been arrested and could be deported

Dozens of Californians in the swing region of northern Los Angeles County told the Washington Post that even though they wanted the president to enforce immigration laws, it has gone "too far."

A new batch of ICE workplace raids sent shock waves across industries that rely on migrant work after the Trump admin quickly reversed a policy that sought to exempt some employees from being targeted

Mario Guevara, an Atlanta-based journalist, is being held on an ICE detainer after he was arrested on Saturday while covering protests against deportations.

DHS confirmed that aggressive immigration raids would continue to target worksites, despite recent comments from Donald Trump suggesting some should be shielded.

Following the "No Kings" protests on Saturday, as well as days of unrest in Los Angeles over ICE raids, California Gov. Gavin Newsom took to Fox News to criticize Donald Trump

ICE detained NYC Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander at 26 Federal Plaza.

ICE agents deceived the wife of an active-duty soldier to detain and deport her to Honduras, separating her from her husband and 10-month-old son.

The Trump administration is reportedly changing course again, now directing immigration officials to target hotel and farmworkers

As protests against ICE efforts continue around the country, kids have begun creating their own protests online using the popular gaming site Roblox.

Fewer than 1 in 10 of the more than 185,000 immigrants booked into ICE custody since October 2024 were convicted of serious crimes, according to a new report

Ramón Morales-Reyes faces deportation after being stabbed, robbed and falsely framed by a repeat offender he testified against.

The Trump administration rescinded policies that restricted immigration protections actions in or near schools. Now, a growing number of migrant children are staying home.

Federal officials are offering up to $10,000 for information that could lead to the arrest of each of the two migrants who escaped New Jersey's Delaney Hall

Republican Senator Tom Cotton said immigration enforcement operations shouldn't stop for hotel and farmworkers, among others, even if it threatens the industries