The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

ICE is increasingly using a post-9/11 regulation to keep immigrants in detention even after immigration judges grant their release on bond.

Outgoing comptroller and progressive ally of Zohran Mamdani launches primary bid for Congress

Law enforcement spent years trying to capture Yana Leonova. The case could fall apart thanks to ICE

Rev. Stephen Josoma of St. Susanna Parish defended the message against the Trump administration's immigration enforcement.

Eileen Higgins’s win has reset the city’s political landscape in some ways not seen in 28 years, and in others not at all

“I think she may be getting around in a new bus soon! Called the Bali Jail bus.”

An immigration judge granted bond to Bruna Ferreira, a relative of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt; advocates say publicity, counsel and transfers to remote detention centres reveal why many migrants never obtain the same due process.

In federal courtrooms across America, a pattern has emerged in cases in which immigrants are being rounded up and jailed without a hearing. That’s a departure from fundamental constitutional protections in the U.S. that provide the right to a hearing before indefinite imprisonment.

Pregnant immigrants in ICE monitoring programs are avoiding care, fearing detention during labor and delivery

Sweeping immigration reforms will damage the economy, a Home Office impact assessment suggests

"[Y]ou're effectively shutting down the legal immigration process," one expert warned.