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U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks said he is considering communicating to journalists about Border Patrol operations as he believes incorrect information is being reported

March ICE NY cocoa (CCH25 ) Friday closed down -76 (-0.75%), and March ICE London cocoa #7 (CAH25 ) closed down -92 (-1.15%). Cocoa prices Friday added to this week's sharp losses and fell to 2-month lows. Cocoa prices have been under pressure on signs of slowing cocoa demand this...

March arabica coffee (KCH25 ) Friday closed up +0.40 (+0.10%), and March ICE robusta coffee (RMH25 ) closed down -72 (-1.28%). Coffee prices on Friday settled mixed. Coffee prices have rallied sharply over the past month, with arabica coffee posting a new all-time nearest-futures high Friday and robusta posting a...

Porsche, like many other automakers right now, is taking a hard look at the future and reevaluating its plans. Specifically, that means dialing back the electric push in favor of more combustion power. But it's not as easy as flipping a switch. And it won't come without a price.

"The District stands in strong condemnation of those who would seek to intimidate or disrupt those in and around our schools," read a statement from superintendent Alberto Carvalho

Richmond School Board voted Tuesday to adopt a resolution preparing its community for ICE's potential presence, enacting motions to safeguard students.

Tom Homan blamed news media leaks for compromising a large-scale operation in the Denver suburbs that allowed Tren de Aragua members to escape ICE.

There is no law making it a crime to live in the U.S. as an undocumented immigrant. Instead, the law treats it as a civil violation.

In the first two weeks of Donald Trump's second presidential term, the mass deportation plans implemented since his first day in office led to more than 8,000 deportations of Mexican nationals.

The Trump administration resumes using federal prisons for immigration detention, raising concerns and facing challenges.

A San Francisco radio station is being investigated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for coverage of immigration enforcement that some conservative critics are saying placed law enforcement officers "at serious risk"