The Latest Breaking News from Homeland Security Investigations

Why Some Austin Families Are Now Considering Leaving the Country After an ICE Shooting

An ICE shooting during a DoorDash delivery is deepening fear in Austin's Latino community, as Houston's own street arrests keep climbing.

Latin Times · Sep 22

ICE Shot an Austin DoorDash Driver, Then Moved Him Into Custody Within Hours: Here's What We Know

An ICE agent shot a DoorDash driver in Austin, then moved him into custody within hours. Here's what's confirmed, disputed and still unknown.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Austin Mayor Accuses ICE of 'Fomenting' Chaos After Agent Shoots DoorDash Driver

A DoorDash driver was seriously wounded by an ICE agent in Austin after a vehicle and foot pursuit, prompting protests and demands for an independent investigation.

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

Washington Wasn't Warned: Inside the Federal Voter Fraud Sweep Hitting 9 States Before the Midterms

Washington's election chief says DHS never called before a 9-state voter fraud sweep. The noncitizen numbers behind it keep collapsing under scrutiny.

Latin Times · Sep 7

ICE Authorised Commercial Spyware Later Linked to a Tool That Can Hack Phones and Read Encrypted Chats Without a Click

ICE authorised HSI to use commercial spyware capable of zero-click phone compromises, while Congress probes its $2m Paragon contract.

International Business Times UK · Sep 3

Homeland Security Agents Were Pulled From Major Criminal Investigations to Hunt for Noncitizen Voters: Report

The study by ProPublica found that, starting in early 2025, Homeland Security Investigations reassigned more than 6,000 agents to immigration enforcement

Latin Times · Aug 17

Indian national in US on visitor visa jailed for $3.7 million fraud scheme targeting elders

An Indian national has been sentenced to four years in prison in the United States for his role in a cross-border fraud scheme that targeted elderly Americans and laundered millions of dollars obtained through impersonation scams.

The Times of India · Jul 31

USDA Charges 33 Los Angeles-Area SNAP Retailers With Fraud Following Federal Sting Operation

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Administration (FNA) has announced that 33 SNAP-authorized retailers in the Los Angeles area have been charged following a coordinated federal enforcement operation targeting alleged fraud within the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). According to the USDA, investigators from the USDA Office of…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Jul 29

Leaked Document Reveals How ICE Tracks Phones, Cars and Social Media at Scale

A leaked 2024 ICE inventory lists 115 surveillance and data tools, from phone tracking to facial recognition — and shows what's since been added.

Latin Times · Jul 25

Mexican man killed by truck after ICE encounter was visiting US legally, reports say

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The Independent UK · Jul 21