At the start of the school year in the country’s second-largest school district, dozens of educators and volunteers patrol the streets of LA to warn families about possible immigration sweeps
The federal agency plans to invest up to $20 million in a switch-activated device meant to gain immediate compliance from targeted individuals
Nora Murillo was prevented from returning to Seattle, where she has lived for 27 years and where her three children live, because she was unaware that her application for permanent residency had been denied
Alexandra Lozano left nearly 54,000 cases in limbo, in what appears to be one of the largest immigration fraud scandals in recent decades
The US has raised rewards for the cartel’s leading members to over $100 million and seeks to cut their income sources with the aim of destroying the criminal organization
Washington has restricted A-2 visas and put the residency of hundreds of workers at the 53 Mexican consulates in the country at risk
An organization is handing out instructions to help detainees file their own ‘habeas corpus’ challenges without having to pay lawyer fees they cannot afford
Over 25 people were recently arrested at airports across the country under a new federal rule, according to ‘The New York Times’
The Mexican migrant requested medical attention at a detention center in Georgia, but was not transferred to the hospital where he later died until several days afterward
The government has spent $1.5 billion on two California detention centers with capacity for 4,500 people that have faced multiple complaints over the treatment of migrants
A court document says officers used derogatory terms in text messages and in conversations captured by their body cameras
Sam Tunick has been accused of destroying evidence after using GrapheneOS to erase the contents of his device, but his defense argues the case is retaliation for his opposition to the construction of a police training center
With the deaths of Alberto, Ismael, Gabriel and José Guadalupe, the Adelanto detention center now holds the record for the highest number of migrant deaths in ICE custody along with Krome in Miami
In nine commercial corridors frequented by migrants in that city there were nearly $3.2 million in losses in 2025 due to Trump’s aggressive immigration offensive, a UCLA study reveals
The convenience store chain filed a lawsuit in Arizona against a worker who claims ownership of an accidentally printed ticket that won a huge jackpot
According to a lawsuit, Tatyana Reisini and Kristen Roo were held in federal custody for nearly four hours after blowing a whistle to alert the community to the presence of ICE and Border Patrol
The president continues to claim US elections have ‘vulnerabilities’; however, cases are rare, and the few prosecuted cases involved Republican supporters
The agency said Jesús Manuel Arenas Silva suffered a fatal cardiac arrest on Monday. He is the 54th migrant to die in detention during Trump’s second presidency
‘The Atlantic’ reports that the agent who shot Colombian national Joan Sebastian Durán Guerrero in Maine had recently been recruited, lending new weight to criticism regarding training as the agency expands
Documents obtained by EL PAÍS reveal that the Mexican author was under FBI scrutiny at least from 1969 to 1974
Various reports describe undercover operations in which federal agents allegedly wore utility workers’ clothing and other disguises to detain undocumented people, although ICE denies they were working for the agency
The debate over these ‘workers’ has returned to the national spotlight after a settlement between California and private prison operator GEO Group affirmed that detainees are protected by the state’s labor regulations
Gerardo González Valencia attended an Argentina match at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil while the DEA was tracking his movements
Phil Weiser enters November’s general election as the favorite to succeed Jared Polis
Modest businesses owned by Hispanic families are one of the methods that Mexican traffickers use to move the fortunes they obtain from drug sales in the US
Lengthy wait times are leaving many DACA beneficiaries in limbo and without work permits, including law enforcement officers
The regional Mexican band, set to launch a US tour next month, speaks to EL PAÍS about concerns over immigration raids affecting Latino communities in their home country