U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

President Trump recently announced that Venezuela has agreed to accept deported Venezuelan nationals, including members of the notorious gang

The Biden administration moved away from the term back in 2021 amid a push for more "more inclusive" words instead

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained a U.S. military veteran after raiding a seafood store in New Jersey, officials say.

"It's about putting public safety first and keeping all law enforcement tools available to the citizens of Huntington Beach" Pat Burns told The Latin Times

Only about 20% of respondents of a AP-NORC poll favor such actions, and roughly 60% oppose them

The president-elect is reportedly planning to remove a policy that stops agents from arresting undocumented individuals from sensitive places such as churches and schools

Private companies, including CoreCivic and GEO Group, submitted proposals that could collectively add between 6,650 and 12,000 detention beds nationwide

"The time and staffing needed to arrest a single immigrant reveals how difficult it may be to scale up to mass deportations" concluded NBC News

Colorado's largest school district, serves more than 88,000 students, 75% of whom are students of color, and over half are Latino

"As a direct result of these reckless and flagrant, irresponsible policies, violent criminals are allowed back into our communities" said Glenn Youngkin

Sheriff Kelly Martinez argues that current state law makes the new policy unnecessary and that the Board of Supervisors cannot set policy for the sheriff

NBC News revealed that the aim is to double the current 41,000 ICE detention beds to house detained immigrants prior to deportation

From the amount of ICE agents to backlogs in immigration courts, John Sandweg doesn't see a clear path for the new administration to overcome the obstacles

TdA has quickly gained notoriety in the U.S., with a known presence in 15 states and a possible one in eight others

The fictional University of Farmington was part of an undercover operation and provided no classes, no curriculum and no educators

Detectives believe the two men have committed similar robberies in Orange County and other nearby locations

A Snellville man may be incarcerated for up to 20 years after he allegedly concealed his involvement in the Red Terror period in Ethiopia in the late 1970s during his application for U.S. citizenship,  the U.S. Attorney's Office bared on Monday.