The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Kilmar Abrego Garcia has surrendered to U.S. immigration authorities in Baltimore

Kilmar Abrego Garcia has surrendered to immigration authorities in Baltimore and faces possible efforts by the Trump administration to deport him to Uganda

Nannies stay home and schools provide transport as Trump takes over policing and Ice rounds up immigrants

IMMIGRATION is becoming a growing concern among Scots, a poll has suggested.

Three months after aggressive immigration raids began in Southern California, everyday life has shifted. Masked agents pull up, and neighbors mount quick protests. Priests bring Communion to homes. Children log on to class instead of walking to school. Still, people step out — the rent is due. Work doesn’t pause.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces deportation to Uganda after checking in with immigration officials on Monday in Baltimore

Immigration officers on Koh Samui have arrested two Lebanese men accused of running a restaurant as a front for drug dealing and operating an unlicensed Chinese medicine clinic.

After his immigration status in the US was put under the spotlight since he admitted in his memoir Spare to using cocaine and marijuana, Prince Harry is facing renewed scrutiny over his United States visa application.

Donald Trump threatened to deploy National Guard troops Sunday to yet another Democratic stronghold, the Maryland city of Baltimore, as the US president seeks to expand his crackdown on crime and immigration.

A recent investigation from the Miami Herald and Tampa Bay Times found that instead of housing dangerous criminals — as originally intended — Alligator Alcatraz allegedly operates as a transfer hub for immigrants still fighting their cases in immigration court.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, is key in President Donald Trump's plan for mass deportations