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State and county officials allege the site is zoned exclusively for agricultural use and that federal authorities failed to follow environmental and planning procedures before construction began

The agency has held 25 Babies and Toddlers Per Day on Average After Trump Returned to Office

Marco Rubio calls mass migration a national security threat. We fact-check the border data, the transit-country fallout, and the European parallel.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill continued to call on Homeland Security to improve detainee medical care and stop pressuring migrants to sign deportation documents

According to a Metro Times review, ICE arrested more than 4,200 people in Michigan during Trump's first 14 months back in office, with fewer than a quarter having criminal convictions

The Trump administration is moving to require many green card applicants to complete their applications from their home countries, a change that could upend the path to permanent residency before the USCIS for thousands of immigrants already living in the United States, according to several reports.

A County Attorney said Castro fired through the front door of a home "knowing there were people who had just run inside that presented absolutely no threat to him or anyone else"

A report from WIRE cited a podcast interview in which he described himself as "a f*cking savage" during his years in policing and said he actively sought out dangerous encounters

Palantir's growing relationship with the Trump administration reportedly includes access to information tied to millions of individuals meant to significantly accelerate ICE investigations

Warehouses reportedly remains essential for ICE to increase detention space to more than 92,000 beds through what it calls its "Detention Reengineering Initiative"

The shift follows broader efforts by the Trump administration to expand data-sharing between healthcare systems and immigration enforcement

Trump DHS Chief Uses Bible Verse to Rally 'Demoralized' ICE Agents Amid Deportation Backlashthrough Christ who strengthens me"

An ICE official recently said that the technology allows for investigative work that previously took hours to be completed in 10 to 15 minutes

Before returning to ICE, David Venturella worked as a senior executive at GEO Group, one of the largest private prison and immigration detention contractors in the United States

A Marshall Project investigation documented cases in which immigrants were detained after interacting with police as crime victims, witnesses, or people requesting assistance

Some children suffered respiratory distress, vomiting, skin irritation or panic attacks after federal agents used tear gas, pepper spray and flash-bang devices

DHS is offering agencies up to $100,000 for vehicles and additional equipment funding, while vowing to reimburse the salaries and benefits of officers in the program

For every six undocumented workers lost, the study estimates one U.S.-born worker also loses employment

A recent study found that roughly one detainee is dying every six days, a trend researchers linked to expanded detention, overcrowding, and potential delays in medical care.

In 2018, a report found MVM detained immigrant children inside a vacant Phoenix office building with dark windows, no kitchen and limited bathroom facilities

Video footage circulating online shows agents dragging the handcuffed man from Wyckoff Heights Medical Center as police held back demonstrators gathered outside

From fast-track deportations to data-sharing, a series of under-the-radar shifts is redefining how enforcement works

In response, some lawmakers are pushing to expand and make permanent a city program designed to detect landlord harassment

Researchers said the findings point to "systemic weaknesses" rather than isolated incidents, adding that the current rate is the highest recorded in the 22-year period studied

Freshly-minted DHS chief Markwayne Mullin praised Lyons as "a great leader of ICE" and credited him with advancing enforcement priorities and increasing removals

Rafael Zaga Tawil is accused by authorities in Mexico of orchestrating a scheme, known in Mexico as the Telra-Infonavit affair, tied to the country's public mortgage lender

Alejandro Cabrera Clemente had been detained since January and was awaiting deportation proceedings

The decline follows Operation Metro Surge, the sweeping immigration enforcement deployment between January and February that resulted in two high-profile deaths

Industry leaders say foreign-born employees account for roughly 20% of the sector

Carlos Iván Mendoza Hernández, 36, remains hospitalized after being struck more than half a dozen times during the incident