Immigrants in detention in Trump's early days hit new record
The number of immigrants held in detention under U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has hit the highest level in more than five years, new data show. Why it matters: The detention surge comes as the Trump administration steps up immigration enforcement and seeks to expand the capacity to detain more immigrants amid a months-long backlog with immigration judges.
Comedian Jason Selvig of the "Good Liars" called the man the "worst" person he met at the Conservative Political Action ...
DENVER ‒ School districts representing hundreds of thousands of students nationally have reported attendance drops in the ...
An apparent ICE raid in Los Angeles was met by protesters on Friday morning. LOS ANGELES - A possible ICE raid took place Friday morning in Los Angeles. Video posted to the Citizen App shows an ...
MOST OF THE TIME THEY ARE DEPORTED ANYWAY, BUT THERE IS A SYSTEM OF LAWS THAT REGULATES HOW DEPORTATIONS HAPPEN. SO THAT IS ...
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reopening the 1,000-bed detention center at Delaney Hall in Newark after reaching ...
Clinic administrators describe anxiety about President Donald Trump’s move to allow immigration arrests inside health centers ...
"I'm not running a popularity contest. I'm out there doing what the President promised American people," Tom Homan says ...
Celal Emanet, 51, was released from ICE custody Tuesday night after being fitted with an ankle monitor, while his wife, Emine ...
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