Attorneys say armed guards, insufficient phone accessibility and “abysmal conditions” violate the due process rights of those held in the Everglades immigrant detention center.

Migrant rights advocates say the loss of bond hearings means many detainees will have to fight their deportation cases without legal representation.

City officials say they are looking into more resources for residents, following a large turnout of residents calling for ...

Mike Waltz at his Tuesday Senate confirmation hearing faced scrutiny for retaining his six-figure White House salary despite ...

The study examined the financial consequences of federal immigration enforcement in California, home to over two million ...

Tucked into the legislation are provisions that pave the way for migrant children to face longer periods in detention.

Canary Mission has spent years building a database of student activists. In ICE’s hands, that list is more dangerous than ...

A new state law mandates increased cooperation between state and local law enforcement with ICE. In March, Mayor Demings signed a 287 (g) Warrant Service Officer agreement, which granted Orange County ...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to hire 10,000 employees over five years, echoing a Border Patrol expansion in the ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is defending its policy of having Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers ...

Immigration advocacy groups sued the Trump administration Wednesday for dismissing cases in immigration courts in order to ...