Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) responded to reports of US citizens mistakenly detained by ICE, suggesting the solution is "don't hang around illegals."
After 11 Republican lawmakers backed the Dignity Act of 2025, multiple GOP members reaffirmed their opposition to amnesty, insisting migrants should be deported instead.
A federal judge blocked the deportation of a non-binary American, citing fears of persecution under the Trump administration in a "precedent-setting" ruling.
A local security camera caught footage of federal agents setting off an explosion in order to enter a home in Huntington Park, California, while a woman and her two young children were actively in the building.
When it became clear that judges might block Trump's invocation of a 1798 law to deport Venezuelan migrants, a senior justice department official said the administration should consider telling the courts "f--- you" and "ignore" such rulings, according to a federal whistleblower complaint.
ICE agents detained a 19-year-old college student after details of her traffic stop were shared in a group chat involving local, state and federal law enforcement.
An Ohio man who immigrated to the U.S. from Rwanda participated in that nation's genocide in 1994 and lied on his Visa to live in the U.S., the Justice Department claimed
Newsom criticized Trump's deportation agenda after the president acknowledged it was harming farms and hotels, saying the policy of targeting working families is both harmful and ineffective.
A Democratic legislator has claimed that the comparisons between the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) and the Gestapo, the secret police body of Nazi Germany, are accurate.
