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Civil rights organizations warn that visa problems for players and officials and fans’ fears of possible stadium raids are hurting the tournament experience

‘The New York Times’ reveals a memorandum warning of plans to remove the constitutional guarantee for detainees

In an election year that could reshape the political balance, Homeland Security Investigations directly asked election officials in Texas and North Carolina for information on at least nine voters

A bipartisan bill seeks to train agents to recognize tribal identifications to prevent the continued use of racial profiling in detentions

Democrat Jacob Frey became a symbol of the resistance when he expelled ICE from Minnesota. ‘I don’t see it as a victory; two of my neighbors died,’ he tells EL PAÍS 

An investigation by ‘The Marshall Project’ and ‘MS NOW’ reveals a sharp increase in the number of children under the age of three in custody. The authors warn of the effects that detention can have on child development

Mauricio Pochettino’s side, including 12 Black players and three Latinos, opens against Paraguay at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, whose employees can strike if ICE deploys there

The state and Santa Clara County are seeking to block the construction of an immigration facility on farmland and accuse the federal government of ignoring environmental and transparency requirements

FIFA’s aim, in the largest and most commercialized World Cup in history, is for soccer to take root definitively in the United States, a market of 350 million people

The measure expands a campaign that has already surpassed the number of denaturalization cases recorded during the Biden administration

Los Paisas, Sureños, and Norteños are prison gangs that also operate inside the agency’s facilities alongside vulnerable migrants

Grassroots groups across the United States have united in response to the potential presence of immigration agents at the tournament

Four days from the tournament’s start, the three host countries are stepping up preparations while facing unprecedented security, transport, immigration, and logistics challenges

The Brazilian woman, who was engaged to Karoline Leavitt’s brother and had a child with him, says in an interview with EL PAÍS that she has been living a ‘nightmare’ since immigration officials arrested her in November

Trump administration scraps Biden-era policy as detainees report deteriorating conditions inside agency facilities

The immigration authority reports the arrest of 32‑year‑old Enrique Martínez Chávez, who is wanted in Mexico for the crime of enforced disappearance

The Cuban man and his family became symbols of the resistance to the immigration crackdown during the more than six months he spent in ICE detention centers, where he suffered serious health problems and was twice nearly deported to Mexico

The approval of the EU’s new Return Regulation sets off a race to build deportation centers and cements the bloc’s hardening shift on migration

A survey by ‘The Washington Post’ and the University of Maryland reveals concerns about the role of immigration authorities in the tournament

A new policy directive requires permanent residence applications to be filed from outside the US, forcing family separations, experts say

The president is shaping the US capital to his liking with works marked by corruption that reflect his authoritarian drift. Two judges have blocked the fund meant to compensate his allies allegedly ‘persecuted’ by Biden

Victims of domestic violence are unprotected in the United States. The fear of being deported keeps them from going to the authorities as was the case for two murdered Cuban women

The popular immigration attorney based in Seattle resigned her law license amid accusations of defrauding clients

Hispanic voters return to supporting the Democrats after disappointment over the economy’s performance and the deportation campaign, according to a poll released Wednesday by the Latino organization UnidosUS

More than 65,000 people have been punished financially for not leaving the U.S., a measure that experts and immigration lawyers call unconstitutional and cruel

According to NPR, the agency will have nationwide access to a private database containing more than five million biometric records

Reports of neglect and abuse of pregnant women at detention centers are piling up and reaching Congress