Patricia Caro

A report shows that military lawyers issue deportation orders in 78% of the cases they judge, compared to 63% for immigration judges

The Workready initiative offers vocational training and English and cultural instruction so that newcomers to this American city can find decent work

ICE cites the fight against child trafficking to justify the involvement of local law enforcement in controls on sponsors, but critics denounce it as a ploy to deport more people

Images of a Maryland nurse deported to Ghana and forcibly dragged to be sent back to Sierra Leone highlight the plight of these migrants

The White House is exercising unprecedented control over immigration courts, firing experienced judges and replacing them with military lawyers as part of the overarching objective of speeding up deportations

In exchange for the support of Democratic dissident senators, the Republicans are only vaguely committing to holding a vote on the subsidies in December

ICE now intends to pay private companies to track the locations of individuals targeted for deportation

Abuses in detention, contentious executive orders, and court disputes have marked the immigration policy of the Republican’s second administration

A new initiative seeks to have local and state authorities share information with ICE to facilitate the arrest and likely deportation of suspects

A judge orders that sleeping mats and toilet paper be provided for detainees, while witnesses denounce the brutal tactics of federal agents

A psychologist and a musician, two of the 250,000 Venezuelans who are about to lose protection from deportation, tell EL PAÍS how the life they have built in the US is collapsing

The Border Patrol chief has been at the center of a legal dispute this week over his violent methods in agent deployments in Chicago and Los Angeles

The government will give more power to Border Patrol to use its aggressive tactics against migrants

The facilities will consist of tents spread across several states and will house 10,000 detainees each, according to CNN

The Hispanic community is one of the hardest hit by the stalled federal budget, which jeopardizes their access to essential food and health subsidies

The ACLU and other human rights organizations have urged the agency to stop detaining pregnant women, a practice that has been banned since 2021

Executives are advocating for passage of the bipartisan Dignity Act, introduced by Republican Maria Elvira Salazar, which rules out a path to citizenship

US citizen Julie Moreno supported her Mexican husband, Nefatlí Juárez, in self-deporting for fear of being detained by ICE: ‘We were completely cornered’

The Council of the Americas is holding its annual symposium in Florida this Thursday, at a time when the region’s role on the global stage has taken on particular relevance

At least 22 people, including the two men killed in the attack on an ICE office in Dallas, died in fiscal year 2025

Federal forces have used tear gas and pepper spray and fired at protesters, following days of protests over migrant detentions, while Trump authorized the deployment of the National Guard

Democrats refute Republicans’ accusations: undocumented immigrants do not have the right to public health care, nor do they request it

Dominick Skinner is dedicated to tracking the identities of immigration officials. Hundreds of volunteers have participated in his project, and in the last 30 days alone, his website has received nearly a million visits

Wednesday’s shooting in Dallas was the third at an immigration office in Texas this year. The government reports that attacks on officers have increased by 1,000%

Democratic lawmakers say that Trump reassigned 90% of the DHS office that investigates child exploitation and trafficking to immigration enforcement

Poor sanitation, overcrowding, mistreatment, and lack of medical services are taking a toll on the migrants in custody