U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Deported Venezuelans Vanish From U.S. Records, Remain Jailed Without Trial in El Salvador
When asked by The Associated Press whether detainees could be indefinitely held in El Salvador's CECOT prison, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem declined to clarify
Miami's ICE Detention Center Holding Twice Its Capacity Amid Crackdown, Detainees Subjected to Inhumane Conditions: Report
One woman who spoke to USA TODAY recounted being chained to other detainees and transported for hours without food or water
Immigrants Face New Scrutiny as Trump Targets 'Hostile' Social Media Attitudes in Green Card Vetting
According to the report, the collection of social media identifiers is necessary to "enable and help national security and public safety screening, and vetting, and related inspections"
Puerto Rican Mayor Offers Sanctuary Amid Growing Raids: 'I Am Not Going to Ask to See Papers, We Are All Brothers Here'
Puerto Rican officials have offered their support to migrants in the wake of immigration raids in the island
Trump Administration Confirms 'Ongoing Talks' to Share Immigrant Tax Data with ICE
A U.S. District Judge declined on Wednesday to block potential IRS data sharing with DHS in immigration cases
Popular Immigration Activist is Detained by ICE, Triggering Public Protests in Colorado
Jeanette Vizguerra, a well-known immigrant rights activist in Colorado, was detained Monday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Washington AG Sues County for Cooperating With ICE Beyond State Laws, Sheriff Slams It as 'Ideology Over Safety'
The state's "Keep Washington Working Act," passed in 2019, prohibits local law enforcement from assisting with civil immigration enforcement
ICE Already Short Billions To Carry Out Trump's Mass Deportation Agenda
Reports suggest that President Trump is preparing to invoke the 1798 Alien Enemies Act as soon as Friday
Texas AG Paxton Opens Probe on Dallas Police for Refusing to Cooperate with ICE: 'The Law is Not Optional'
Rather than immigration enforcement, The Dallas Police Department has initiated outreach events through its Latino Community Outreach Program, UNIDOS
Slim Majority of U.S. Voters Oppose Immigration Enforcement in Schools, Poll Finds
6 in 10 voters also said they supported the Supreme Court's recent ruling reaffirming the right to free public education for all students, including undocumented immigrants
ICE Sidesteps Sanctuary Laws to Round Up Immigrant Data Through License Plates: Report
In addition to accessing local networks, ICE uses the national database of a Motorola subsidiary which offers license-plate reading technology
Homeland Security Arrests 14 in South Florida Under Laken Riley Act, Claims Several Belong to 'Tren de Aragua' Gang
The law mandates the detention of non-U.S. nationals accused of violent crimes or theft
ICE Is Responsible for More Immigrant Arrests than Border Patrol for the First Time in Four Years
The data, provided by TRAC also reveals that more than half of those detained by ICE—22,797 individuals—do not have a criminal record
Miami-Dade Jail Officers Granted Authority to Serve Federal Deportation Orders Under New ICE Deal
The agreement was approved with one dissenting vote who raised concerns about the financial burden on local taxpayers and the potential detention of individuals for minor offenses
Denver Public Schools to Argue Before Judge Why Immigration Related Arrests Should Be Blocked Nationwide
The federal government argues that DPS has not demonstrated direct harm and therefore lacks standing to challenge the policy
What Is the 'Know-Your-Rights Card' and Who's Behind the Initiative Helping Immigrants Across the Country
The card's red color was chosen deliberately, symbolizing a stop sign or a referee's penalty card, signaling the importance of asserting one's rights
Businesses Plead With Trump to Halt Workplace Raids As ICE Faces Pressure to Ramp Up Deportations
"No amount of lobbying from certain business sectors will change what the new GOP and President Trump are determined to implement," said a Trump advisor consulted by Axios
Trump Admin May Retreat From Guantanamo Bay Idea Because of Growing Costs: Report
Military flights to Guantanamo cost up to $27,000 per detainee, while ICE charter flights are cheaper, but still entail financial burdens, including security personnel and medical staff
U.S. Citizen Detained By ICE Says He's Reconsidering His Trump Vote After Being Arrested at Gunpoint
Machado's detention took place amid a broader ICE operation in Northern Virginia which was heavily publicized by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem
ICE to Resume Detaining Migrant Children at Texas Center Targeted for Mistreatment Allegations
The Biden administration ended the practice of detaining families at the site, converting some family detention centers into processing facilities aimed at releasing migrants within 72 hours
More Than 80 Local Law Enforcement Agencies Nationwide Are Now Working Alongside ICE To Ramp Up Deportations
The agreements allow local police officers to interrogate and arrest without a warrant any person believed to be in the U.S. illegally, among other privileges
Florida Sheriff Rejects Expanded Immigration Role Suggested by New Law: 'I Didn't Sign Up to Be ICE'
"If you're not a bad guy, you haven't committed a crime or you're not one of the people that's here illegally that's a convicted murderer, there's no problem," said the Palm Beach County Sheriff
California Councilmember's Husband Arrested by ICE for Illegal Reentry, Criminal History
Yadira Perez, elected to the Coachella Council last year, resigned from her post as a deputy with the Riverside County Sheriff's Department following the arrest of her husband
Sheriff Vows To Break California State Law to Help ICE: 'The ACLU Is Going to Love Me'
A California Sheriff has expressed a willingness to work with ICE officers if certain undocumented immigrants are released from his county jail.
Nevada Proposes Bill to Make it Illegal for School Employees to Cooperate with ICE
The bill would make it a misdemeanor for school employees to knowingly violate the policy, with penalties of up to six months in jail or a fine of up to $1,000
Angry South Jersey Neighbors Raise Thousands to Help Immigrant Owners of Popular Kebab Shop Arrested by ICE
A GoFundMe campaign started by a local resident to support the Emanet family has raised more than $200,000 in less than 48 hours
DHS Slams 'Pathetic Activists' Revealing ICE Agents Identities, Home Addresses In California
"Any individual who impedes law enforcement operations, potentially threatening the safety of law enforcement agents and subjects of their investigations, is subject to investigation," said the FBI about the incident
ICE Deports Six Migrants After Raiding Texas Bakery, Charges Owners with 'Harboring Aliens': 'I Knew This Would Happen One Day'
The attorney for one of the owners expressed concern that the case could instill fear among business owners who offer housing to their employees
Critics Slam Iowa Bill Which Would Require State Law Enforcement to Assist ICE: 'Not the Work of Our Local Police'
Opponents argue that the bill will lead to racial profiling and stretch out the already thin capacities of the Iowa police
Trump Replaces ICE Director Following Orders to Raise Deportation Numbers
The Trump administration has removed the acting Director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement from his position as officials urge the administration to ramp up deportations of undocumented immigrants.