Immigration

DHS officials said the plan was always for the World Cup squad to leave the same evening as their matches, but its players and staff are still outraged

Omar Artan will no longer participate in what would’ve been his country’s first foray into the World Cup, after U.S. officials alleged he had links to terror organizations

In the early morning Friday, ICE and CBP funding finally passed despite strong opposition and pushes to limit Trump’s anti-weaponization fund

ICE detainees' mistreatment has increased incrementally as per more suicide rates

A coalition of labor and immigrant rights groups says FIFA's accreditation requirements for SoFi Stadium workers could funnel sensitive personal data to ICE

Demonstrators will travel through downtown Los Angeles demanding labor protections, immigration reform, and higher taxes on the wealthy

A total of six agitators pleaded guilty in connection with an hours-long attack on California Highway Patrol officers last June, mayhem that was broadcast live nationwide

Local clergy sought to provide pastoral care to ICE detainees in Downtown LA. It took a congressman's intervention to make it happen by Good Friday.

At the Kia Forum, Bruce Springsteen delivered a sweeping, deeply political performance that blended protest, nostalgia and a call for unity

New data shows stricter visa rules, travel limits and financial requirements are hitting African applicants the hardest

Hamideh Soleimani Afshar, 47, and her daughter Sarinasadat Hosseiny 25, are now in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Officials said federal agents teamed up with local police while forensic testing was still underway in the disturbing child sexual assault case involving an illegal immigrant

Sens. Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff are seeking answers after ICE officers arrested a woman and her child at San Francisco International Airport

Roughly 50,000 Transportation Security Administration agents are working without pay for the third time in six months

Tenants are now offered a larger period of unpaid rent of two months instead of one before they can be evicted.

The controversial Bovino was demoted in the chaotic aftermath the killing of two U.S. citizens, Alex Pretti and Renee Good, in Minneapolis early this

Testifying for the first time since the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, Kristi Noem blames protestors for violence and refuses to retract "domestic terrorist" allegations

What strategies can the Golden State employ to legally counter ICE activity?

Federal judge Maxine Chesney's ruling marks a victory for California's efforts to limit cooperation with ICE

A new short film by the congressman makes the case for his latest bill

Health providers across the country report falling patient visits, declining vaccinations and growing fear as immigration enforcement expands.

ICE offices will expand throughout California, according to leaked documents obtained by WIRED, with many locations located near schools

Border Czar Tom Homan labeled Operation Metro Surge a "success," while Governor Tim Walz called it “an unprecedented federal invasion”

New executive directive restricts federal agents from partaking in enforcement operations on city properties

Tim Walz cites talks with Trump administration as enforcement surge draws backlash and scrutiny

Board of Supervisors blocks broader safeguards as housing costs rise and immigration enforcement adds pressure

After Hochman labeled an ICE detention of his employee “unacceptable,” critics now question why no legal action followed once federal authorities denied the ever incident occurred

Social media falsely assumes the identity of the young boy who was a part of Bad Bunny's Halftime show as Liam Conejo Ramos

Despite protest from fans, the Dodgers still plan to continue the tradition of visiting the White House following a championship

The bipartisan group says it is not judging the shootings, but wants outside oversight to preserve public trust in policing