Immigration
79-Year-Old Sues ICE, DHS for Slamming Him to the Ground During Raid: 'I Thought This Was a Nice Country'
A Los Angeles-area business owner has filed a $50 million lawsuit against federal immigration authorities, alleging he was violently detained during a September raid on his car wash.
Vice President Says Democrats Forcing Shutdown Fight Over 'Healthcare for Illegal Aliens'
Stephen Miller echoed Vance's post on X by replying: "defunding soldiers to demand free healthcare for illegals"
FBI Reveals Note From Suspected Dallas Shooter: 'Hopefully This Will Give ICE Agents Real Terror'
Kash Patel also revealed that the alleged shooter had conducted multiple searches for the video of activist Charlie Kirk being shot earlier this month
Former Pokémon Attorney Says No Action Likely on Controversial DHS Video: 'Many of Their Execs Are on Green Cards'
The video in question spliced footage of ICE arrests with clips from the Pokémon anime and ended with mocked-up trading cards labeling detainees as "worst of the worst"
Dallas ICE Sniper's Ammo Had 'Anti-ICE' Scribbled on Bullet Casings, FBI Claims
At least one detainee was killed and two injured after man opened fire on an ICE facility in Dallas.
Illinois Lawmaker Calls for Full Investigation Into Fatal ICE Shooting After Bodycam Footage Surfaces
DHS had maintainted that one agent was "seriously injured" during the fatal shooting of Silverio Villegas while new clips show ICE agents downplaying the injuries
DHS Secretary Noem Confirms 'Multiple Injuries and Fatalities' in Shooting at Dallas ICE Facility
ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons said three individuals were taken to the hospital after what he described as a "possible sniper" attack
Trump Scolds European Nations Over Immigration Policies at UN General Assembly: 'Your Countries Are Going to Hell'
Trump also criticized what he described as a "globalist migration agenda" and claimed his measures had saved lives by discouraging dangerous crossings
Homeland Security Compares ICE Raids to Bagging Pokemon in Social Media Post: 'Gotta Catch 'Em All'
The video features mocked-up trading cards featuring men DHS described as "worst of the worst," with alleged crimes like homicide and child molestation printed on them
DOJ Dropped Bribery Investigation Into Trump's Border Czar Despite FBI Recording: Report
The operation stemmed from a separate counterintelligence probe in which a target suggested Thomas Homan was taking bribes in exchange for future immigration-related government contracts
Lawyer Slams DHS for Defending Arrest of US Citizen: 'Every Time They're Caught Doing Something Bad, They Don't Own It'
Retes wrote an op-ed on Tuesday saying that he was abused despite repeatedly identifying himself as an American citizen, claims that DHS labeled the claims as "smears"
Trump Admin Toughens Citizenship Test, Says It's for Those 'Committed to the American Way of Life'
In August, USCIS expanded vetting to include screening applicants for "anti-American ideologies or activities" and broadened the criteria used to evaluate "good moral character"
Solitary Confinement in ICE Detention Centers Has Almost Doubled in Last Eight Months: Report
Experts noted that any time in isolation can be damaging, and the United Nations defines "prolonged" solitary as 15 days or more
Trump Falling Out of Favor With Latino Voters Across Demographics, Survey Finds
The erosion has been particularly visible among younger voters and men, groups that had shown more mixed views in prior polling
'Political Incentives' Are Driving ICE To Publish Misleading Data On Trump Admin's Immigration Crackdown
"There is a sense of manufactured urgency within ICE data and it plays into the administration's political strategy," Austin Kocher told The Latin Times
Thousands of Venezuelans Receive 24-Hour Extension to Re-register for TPS After Alleged Website Failure
The decision came after TPS holders and their attorneys reported being unable to complete re-registration before the Sept. 10 deadline because Venezuela was no longer listed as an eligible country on the portal.
Guatemala Condemns Trump Admin for Mocking Detained Migrant With 'Deported Edition Labubu' Image
In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed "indignation" over the social media post
Leaked Flight Records Show Trump Admin Moved Thousands of Immigrants Without Due Process Protections
The investigation by The Guardian revealed that many detainees were relocated without advance notice, often to facilities far from family, legal counsel, and their assigned courts
ICE Agents Are Now Authorized to Use Spyware to Access Phones and Sensitive Data in Immigration Cases
The tool, known as Graphite, can infiltrate encrypted communications, extract text messages, emails, photos, and documents and activate a device's microphone without detection
DHS Post Calling on Citizens to 'Report Foreign Invaders' Sparks Outrage on Social Media: 'How Authoritarian States Speak'
Critics accused DHS of promoting dehumanizing rhetoric and stoking division, particularly given that many undocumented migrants are asylum seekers or DACA recipients with no criminal record
DOJ in Talks to Share Voter Data With Homeland Security Amid Immigration Crackdown: Report
The plan raises privacy concerns and could conflict with what the DOJ originally told states about the purpose of the data collection, which was to ensure compliance with federal laws
Border Czar Slams Companies that Criticize Workplace Raids: 'No One Hires Illegal Aliens on the Goodness of Their Heart'
Tom Homan also argued on CNN that workplace raids contribute to what he described as "the most secure border in history"
Trump Posts 'Chipocalypse Now' Meme, Threatening Chicago Immigration Crackdown: 'Love the Smell of Deportations in the Morning'
Trump's message drew criticism from Illinois governor JB Pritzker who posted: "The President of the United States is threatening to go to war with an American city. This is not a joke. This is not normal."
DHS's $200M Self-Deportation Campaign Faces Growing Criticism Amid Low Number of Self-Deportations
Although promoted as a cost-effective alternative to traditional deportation, Project Homecoming's impact has raised questions about whether it is delivering meaningful results.
Border Restrictions Have Pushed More Than 14,000 Migrants to Reverse Course, UN Report Finds
Human rights advocates and government officials warn that reverse flow is proving to be just as dangerous, and in some cases more dangerous, than the original journey north to the United States.
Four People Charged For Scheming To Smuggle Children Into The U.S., Including Using Drug-Laced Candies
Four people were charged for taking part in a smuggling ring that sought to take children from Mexico into the use, including by using drug-laced candy, according to a new report
Mexican Nationals Far More Likely To Be Sent To Detention Centers Than People From Other Countries: Report
Mexican nationals caught trying to enter the country were far more likely to be held in detention than people from other countries, data shows.
Memo Undercuts Trump Administration Claim in Fight to Send Children to Guatemala
The parents of some of the Guatemalan children the Trump administration attempted to deport in the name of family unification did not want the children to leave the U.S., according to a memo cited by lawmakers.
ICE Raid In Hyundai Site In Georgia Included U.S. Citizens And Lawful Permanent Residents
An ICE raid in Georgia at a Hyundai plant in Georgia included U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents, according to a Homeland Security Investigations agent
Appeals Court Overturns Judge Order, Allows 'Alligator Alcatraz' To Continue Functioning
An appeals court overturned a federal judge's order forcing Florida authorities to shut down the migrant detention center known as "Alligator Alcatraz," allowing it to continue operating