Milo Yiannopoulos Arrested by ICE for Visa Overstay
Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa, detained in Louisiana pending deportation to the UK.
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Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa, detained in Louisiana pending deportation to the UK.
Trump administration plans to revoke up to 200,000 B1 and B2 visas from asylum seekers in what would be the largest mass visa revocation in US history.
A New York Times investigation reveals how ICE agents raided a Lakewood, NJ supermarket, detaining 18 immigrants and plunging the community into fear.
Federal judge vacates Trump policy suspending immigrant visa processing from 75 countries, ruling Rubio exceeded statutory authority.
Haitian immigrants with TPS in Springfield, Ohio report feeling targeted by ICE ankle monitor requirements after the Supreme Court ended their protections.
Hundreds of Afghans who helped U.S. troops now fear deportation as the government revokes visa approvals, leaving allies in legal limbo.
Venezuelan soccer player Homero Calderón's six-month ICE detention highlights the 11.3 million-case USCIS backlog crisis.
ICE's 287(g) program deputizing local police for immigration enforcement has exploded under Trump, raising civil rights concerns.
ICE plans to spend up to $20M on electric shock gloves for officers, sparking outrage and fears of misuse in immigration enforcement.
A Guatemalan immigrant died after a medical emergency at a New Jersey ICE facility, raising concerns about detention conditions and reporting.
ICE plans to spend up to $20M on electric shock gloves for officers, raising civil liberties concerns about excessive force in immigration enforcement.
A Cuban man who lived in the U.S. for 45 years was deported to Eswatini and imprisoned indefinitely. His case reveals the human toll of enforcement.
Trump signed two new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism, weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his first attempt.
DHS is revoking green cards of two Dominican nationals charged in a deadly Connecticut home invasion, underscoring aggressive immigration enforcement.
Federal judge lifts stay, officially ending Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians, triggering fear, ICE check-ins, and economic uncertainty.
Trump administration awards $150M contract for migrant children's legal representation to a Houston firm with little immigration experience.
AP investigation finds Trump's immigration crackdown has detained more than 50 military spouses and parents, raising concerns about military readiness.
The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians has left empty pews and widespread fear of ICE on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
Trump administration orders border wall contractors to stop drilling wells in drought-stricken New Mexico after ranchers warn about water threats.
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, 41, died at Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, the second death at the facility since it reopened, renewing calls for closure.
Federal judge allows DHS border wall through Presidio, Texas levee system, rejecting flood safety concerns from the town's development district.
CBP orders border wall contractors to stop drilling wells in drought-stricken New Mexico after ranchers warn of water threats.
A federal contract funding lawyers for unaccompanied children expired Friday, leaving over 25,000 minors without legal counsel.
Asylum grants hit a two-decade low as the Trump administration eliminates interviews, reduces judges, and imposes new fees, NPR analysis shows.
ICE is opening four new detention facilities with 5,500 beds across four states, expanding capacity amid the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.
The opening of a Fedasil asylum centre in Uccle faces a new delay after the presiding judge recused herself, prolonging uncertainty for 230 asylum seekers.
ICE extends no-bid contract for Camp East Montana through Sept 2027 at $776M, rejecting closure calls amid reports of abuse and deaths.
An NPR investigation reveals how a Memphis anti-crime task force became an ICE crackdown arresting hundreds without criminal convictions.
A federal judge ordered ICE to release a key witness in the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Araujo Salgado, ruling detention violated due process rights.
NPR investigation reveals Memphis anti-crime task force was repurposed for immigration enforcement. 91% of ICE arrests had no criminal convictions.
ICE deported Daniel Adongo, the first Kenyan-born NFL player, after arrests tied to mental illness. Case highlights immigration and athlete welfare.
Supreme Court ruling strips 350,000 Haitians of Temporary Protected Status. Families with U.S.-born children face agonizing separation decisions.
Schmitt releases Biden memo proposing TPS for 3.1M. Plan never fully enacted; Supreme Court later ruled terminations not reviewable.
350,000 Haitians face deportation and family separation as TPS expires July 27. Thousands of U.S.-born children at risk amid Florida healthcare crisis.
A federal grand jury indicted 11 people in the deaths of 7 migrants found sealed in a rail container in Texas, highlighting deadly smuggling risks.
Court filings reveal ICE shared unauthorized Medicaid data with Palantir, deepening a legal battle over health data privacy and immigration enforcement.
AP exclusive reveals ICE officer David Brouillette, who fatally shot a Colombian man in Maine, had documented history of violence and abuse.
The Trump administration revives the public charge rule, allowing denial of green cards to immigrants who use Medicaid, food stamps and housing aid.
ACLU report finds ICE officers increasingly use force as a default tactic under Trump, with over 400 misconduct incidents and 11 fatal shootings.
The Trump administration is withholding federal funding for rape kits, police gear, and ambulances from sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with ICE.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio terminated the legal status of a Laotian immigrant pardoned by Gov. Tim Walz, securing his deportation.
An Afghan national who served alongside US Special Forces died from an allergic reaction in ICE custody, raising questions about medical care.
ICE arrested 10,000 people in five days as Trump escalates enforcement. A nun's detention and a $46B smart wall project add to the controversy.
China replaces points-based system with four clear categories for mainland residents seeking permanent residency in Hong Kong and Macau, effective July 1.
A Catholic nun arrested by ICE while walking to Mass in Texas was released after bipartisan intervention, sparking debate on immigration enforcement.
A Brussels prosecutor-immigration office collaboration removed 94 illegal offenders in one year, targeting serious crime among irregular migrants.
A new Fedasil asylum center for 230 people in Uccle, Brussels, sparks community tensions as authorities offer guarantees and a neighborhood contract.
Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to allow Trump to block asylum seekers at the border and end TPS for Haitians and Syrians, shifting immigration law.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that border officers don't need clear evidence to deny green card holders reentry, a major win for Trump immigration policies.
Pope Leo XIV honored St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, America's first saint, with a pro-immigration message intensifying friction with President Trump.
DHS plans to give local police access to ICE's facial recognition app, letting officers scan faces against 250M+ records to verify immigration status.
DHS confirms all detainees moved from Florida's controversial 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center citing hurricane season, as advocates demand closure.
Federal judge upholds obstruction conviction of ex-Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan for helping immigrant evade ICE, deepening the judicial independence clash.
Secret memos reveal Trump administration debated suspending habeas corpus for undocumented immigrants, a move legal experts say was unconstitutional.
The SBA now requires 100% U.S. citizenship for small business loans, barring green card holders and legal immigrants from federal funding.
Florida immigration arrests triple under 287(g) program; GAO report finds waste and deaths at ICE's largest detention center; judge acquits Brad Lander.
President Trump signed the Secure America Act, a $70 billion Republican megabill funding ICE and CBP through 2029, ending a months-long partisan standoff.
House Republicans push $70 billion immigration bill funding Trump's crackdown through his term. Senate passed 52-47; vote expected after 4:30 p.m. ET.
A federal judge struck down Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee as an unlawful tax, dealing a major blow to the administration's immigration overhaul.
Sen. Susan Collins flipped her vote on Trump's SAVE America Act, giving Republicans 50 votes, but the 60-vote filibuster remains a hurdle.
Facial recognition links Delaney Hall agitators to out-of-state groups as a Treasury watchdog flags security risks in the IRS-ICE data deal.
ICE rescinds Biden-era policy requiring reporting of detainee deaths within 30 days of release, as 2026 nears record for in-custody fatalities.
President Trump's vow to revoke hundreds of citizenships faces legal hurdles and due process requirements, with only 11 revocations achieved so far.
Belgium introduces stricter rules for non-EU students requiring faster proof of academic progress and limiting program changes to prevent visa abuse.
Immigrant detainees file class-action lawsuit alleging medical neglect, violence, and unsanitary conditions at Camp East Montana, the largest US ICE camp.
Former Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino accuses White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles of watering down mass deportations, exposing internal divisions.
Federal authorities issued a stern warning after at least 20 protesters were arrested outside the Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark for defying a curfew.
Mullin's plan to pull customs officers from sanctuary airports draws fierce opposition from airlines, hotels, and a fellow Cabinet secretary.
ICE explores selling mega-warehouses and deportation planes purchased under Kristi Noem, signaling a shift in immigration enforcement.
Florida Highway Patrol's Operation 9 nets 249 illegal immigrants in three-day sweep. Officers warn of 'ghosts' with no records evading detection.
AP investigation finds at least 10 ICE detainees died by suicide since January 2025, the highest rate in agency history, exposing systemic failures.
Human Rights Watch report finds Cubans deported to Mexico by Trump administration face indefinite legal limbo, destitution, and lack of due process.
Immigration courts are using 'mega master' hearings with 100+ immigrants per session to accelerate deportations, raising due process concerns.
Secretary Mullin challenges Democrats to back immigration enforcement after Memorial Day protests at New Jersey's Delaney Hall ICE facility.
An HLN undercover investigation reveals human smugglers are recruiting Belgian truck drivers via Snapchat and Telegram, offering up to €20,000 per trip.
A new Trump administration rule requires green card applicants to return to their home countries to apply, upending decades of immigration practice.
The San Francisco immigration court permanently closed May 1 after a purge of judges left only 2 on the bench, throwing 117,000 asylum cases into chaos.
Trump admin requires foreigners in the U.S. to leave and apply for green cards abroad, upending decades of immigration policy and affecting millions.
Rep. Mark Takano, whose parents were incarcerated during WWII, draws parallels between Japanese American detention and Trump-era immigration raids.
Federal judge dismisses human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, finding the Trump administration prosecuted him in retaliation.
DHS Secretary Mullin proposes withdrawing CBP officers from sanctuary city airports, threatening international flights and sparking industry backlash.
ICE uncovered 10,000 phantom employees in OPT fraud. Now Republicans target the $36B tax loophole incentivizing foreign hiring over Americans.
Federal judge blocks ICE arrests at Manhattan immigration courts, reversing prior ruling after DOJ admits using erroneous legal guidance.