Markwayne Mullin

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Laura arrived in the United States without papers in 1986 and now lives with the constant fear of ICE in Los Angeles

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met with Markwayne Mullin amid the controversy over US accusations against Sinaloa officials

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

The former official from Coldwater, a Republican supporter and legal resident who believed he was eligible to vote, now faces possible deportation proceedings

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

Silverio Villegas-González died during Operation Midway Blitz, launched by the Trump administration in the Chicago area in 2025

A dozen US states have passed laws authorizing the sale of homemade food, an important source of income for the migrant community

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the government cannot detain most migrants in deportation proceedings en masse and without bond

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

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

The politician, who oversaw President Donald Trump’s mass‑deportation campaign during a year marked by controversy, will leave his post at the end of May

The arrest of Meenu Batra, who was detained at an airport in the southern part of the state, leaves a mother of four US citizens in limbo

ChongLy Thao was arrested and dragged out of his home in his underwear in the middle of winter during the large-scale immigration raid launched by the White House in Minneapolis and St. Paul

Stephen Miller’s continued presence in the White House suggests that the change in leadership at the DHS will not bring about significant changes in the campaign against immigration

Lawyers warn about the risks of using the government-promoted CBP Home app, but those who don’t use it also face the threat of detention

The government has paused the purchase of new facilities, while Democratic senators investigate alleged corruption

Congress remains deadlocked as Trump steps in with executive orders and pressure mounts for a two-step solution