Family members and state lawmakers are demanding access to the Newark facility amid growing complaints about spoiled food, lack of medical care, and threats against inmates
Delia spent 20 years building her dream of an early childhood center. Now she and her employees, many of whom are undocumented, live in fear of being arrested
Colony Ridge, on the outskirts of Houston, has repeatedly been identified as a magnet for undocumented immigrants. Now it stands united against a siege by the state and federal governments
The president and CEO of UnidosUS, the largest Latino civil rights organization in the United States, assesses the current political climate in the country less than six months before the midterm elections
Laura arrived in the United States without papers in 1986 and now lives with the constant fear of ICE in Los Angeles
Republican senators met Thursday with the acting attorney general, Todd Blanche, to address the controversial plan and who would benefit from it
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met with Markwayne Mullin amid the controversy over US accusations against Sinaloa officials
Marco Rubio says Adys Lastres Morera, who had been living in the US and working in real estate, is now in immigration custody in Florida
Christian J. Castro faces five charges in connection with the shooting that occurred during ‘Operation Metro Surge’, the immigration enforcement operation launched by the Trump administration in Minnesota
A federal court halts key provisions of this state law, which human rights groups have labeled as one of the ‘most extreme’ anti-migrant measures in the country and was set to go into effect Friday
The former official from Coldwater, a Republican supporter and legal resident who believed he was eligible to vote, now faces possible deportation proceedings
The victims include a 14-year-old and a Mexican woman who alerted a relative about the extreme heat inside the railcar, authorities reported. Another body was found near the tracks
Civil organizations and members of Congress are demanding that the Department of Homeland Security explain the sharing of information between government agencies and contracts with AI firm Palantir to locate undocumented immigrants
The Honduran man had been separated from his family for more than three months. His lawyers had asked a court to release him, arguing that his permit was still valid
Thousands of foreigners use forged papers to earn a living, while experts say the US president’s harsh policies have exacerbated the problem
Silverio Villegas-González died during Operation Midway Blitz, launched by the Trump administration in the Chicago area in 2025
Miguel Barreno, stopped by Trump’s immigration agents in Chicago and sent to several centers, arrives in Madrid with a safe-conduct and denounces the ordeal he was subjected to
A 1996 law prevents Angela Della Valle from regularizing the status of her husband, who has just been released after almost nine months in immigration detention
A growing number of deportees are arriving in Guatemala after signing voluntary departure agreements in the United States, lured by the promise of a cash payment in exchange for giving up their right to defend their immigration cases in court
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the government cannot detain most migrants in deportation proceedings en masse and without bond
The Trump administration is trying to deport Hayam El Gamal and her five children, the family of the Boulder shooter, after they were released from the Dilley detention center following a record 10 months in detention
Justices will hear arguments for the cancellation of the humanitarian program for Haitians and Syrians. Its decision will affect Venezuelans, Salvadorans, and citizens of more than a dozen other countries
An analysis by the Cato Institute, a conservative think tank based in Washington, finds that approvals for permanent residency for Cubans fell 99.8% last year
The proposal, hailed by the president as a ‘great idea,’ comes amid growing scrutiny of the immigration agency over its funding, operations, and record-high death in custody
Migrants are protesting against their treatment, the lack of medical care and food, and legal delays, while the government denies that the action is even taking place
Since September, a rule has begun to cancel commercial driver’s licenses for asylum seekers, refugees and DACA recipients, who have been losing their jobs
This is the second similar case in recent weeks. Deisy Rivera Ortega’s defense team claims that authorities have considered deporting her to a third country, such as Mexico
