The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Members of the United States Congress have recently faced major difficulties in carrying out their required oversight duties at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers. This repeated blocking of access, especially by the Trump administration, is causing serious concerns about whether federal law is being followed and whether immigration…

For over a month, Alberto has hardly dared to leave the small room he rents in someone's backyard for fear of encountering the masked police who have been rounding up immigrants in Los Angeles.

ICE is actively recruiting retired immigration enforcement officers to return to duty as part of the Trump administration's broader plan to expand deportation operations across the United States.

Officials in a Maine town where immigration authorities arrested a police officer say the officer was a trusted member of the force who is missed by his colleagues

A dozen members of Congress who have been blocked from making oversight visits at immigration detention centers are suing the Trump administration to ensure they are granted entry into the facilities, even without prior notice

An Ohio city whose Haitian migrants were disparaged by President Donald Trump last year as he pitched voters on his plans for an immigration crackdown is now bracing to defend them against possible deportation

Arrest of Jesus Teran has left Pennsylvania family without a father and breadwinner

The agency responsible for President Trump's mass deportations agenda is launching a recruiting campaign

FEMA will distribute more than $600 million to states to help build and operate temporary immigration detention centers.

Home Depot and DHS publicly denied claims circulating on social media that the retail chain signed a $250 million contract to allow ICE agents to conduct immigration arrests in its parking lots.

LA County supervisors have voted to draft a rule prohibiting law enforcement officers, including federal immigration agents, from concealing their identities with masks while conducting operations in unincorporated parts of the county