After a horrific SCOTUS ruling, the Trump administration is hoping to send hundreds of thousands to a nation controlled by armed gangs.

Federal agents confronted a poll worker on Election Day because they were upset about her social media posts.

She’s been charged with assaulting immigration agents.

The government can continue to deport millions of people without court hearings.

They were accused of being part of an “antifa cell.”

Mamdani campaigned on it, tenants are energized about it, but it’s all the more necessary now for the city’s most vulnerable residents.

The agents also arrested a mariachi band in Santa Barbara, California.

It’s not clear if the border czar’s threats to deploy “more ICE agents than you’ve ever seen” are credible, given the agency’s failure to subdue much smaller cities.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is demanding the federal government shut down Delaney Hall, which has been at the center of recent protests.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherill has called for an end to Delaney Hall amid mass protests outside the detention center.

The Justice Department is trying to find the information of social media users criticizing this administration’s violent immigration tactics.

The Department of Homeland Security is blaming Senator Andy Kim after he was pepper-sprayed.

Federal prosecutors have dismissed all charges against the protesters after apparent misconduct.

The Hennepin County District Court charged ICE’s Christian J. Castro after he fired his gun at a Venezuelan immigrant and then lied about it.

A lawyer for ICE instructed a DOJ attorney to withhold information from U.S. District Judge Melissa Dubose.

Leo Garcia Venegas says his case proves how Homeland Security’s immigration policies are unconstitutional.

ICE issued a press release accusing the jurist of freeing a murderer. Problem: ICE had withheld that very information from her.

Jonathan Ross is still avoiding accountability months after he shot and killed Renee Good.

Public pressure campaigns have successfully forced Native corporations to divest from contract work with the controversial agency. But not always.

Senate Republicans are pushing a plan to cut out Democrats from the funding process.