200 Universities And Colleges Suing ICE Over New Guidelines On International Students
More than 200 colleges and universities are suing ICE over its new guidelines on international students.
New Smartphone App Helps Undocumented Immigrants With ICE Raids, Available In Spanish
A new smartphone app is dedicated to undocumented immigrants who may need help before, during and after a raid from ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). Check here how, when and why you should get it!
Immigration Detention Critics Welcome Random Checks Of ICE, CBP, Facilities; Say Government Should Do More To Stop Immigrant Abuse
Immigration rights advocates have scored a minor victory in the fight over immigration detention oversight.
US Government, ICE Launch Legal Aid Program To Help Central American Migrants Get To Court
The U.S. government announces new program that will help many Central American migrants.
Immigration Reform News: In Los Angeles, A Compromise On Sanctuary Cities?
Immigrant advocates say cooperation with ICE will lead to racial profiling, but a local sheriff says that it’s a balance of two competing public safety issues.
244 Immigrants Arrested In LA As Part Of ICE's 'Ongoing Commitment To Prioritizing Convicted Criminals’
A four-day sweep in and around Los Angeles led to the arrest of 244 immigrants in the U.S. illegally, all Level 1 and Level 2 criminal offenders.
Immigration Latest News: 4 Things You Need To Know About Family Detention And America’s Imprisonment Of Immigrant Children
Family detention by Border Patrol has just been rejected by the courts and could become an issue in the 2016 presidential campaign.
Bruins Vs. Kings Recap And Highlights: Jonathan Quick Blanks Boston 2-0 [VIDEO]
The Los Angeles Kings beat the Bruins on Tuesday night thanks to an amazing performance by Jonathan Quick who extended his club record with 35 shutouts. Highlights.
ICE Sued By Syracuse University Government Transparency Program Over Freedom Of Information Violations
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) says ICE has deemed them a "commercial" group and is trying to charge them for data obtained under the 1965 Freedom of Information Act.
Growing Number Of County Sheriffs In Western States Say They’ll Limit Holds Of Immigrants For ICE
Sheriffs in multiple counties in Western states are saying they won't honor ICE "detainees" unless the suspect has been convicted of serious crimes.
‘The Winds Of Winter’ Plot Spoilers: Daario Naharis Identity Explained By Crazy Fan Theory
“The Winds of Winter” has not yet to be released but that hasn't stopped fans from speculating on what will occur in George R.R. Martin’s still forthcoming sixth novel.
ICE Data Says Agency Rarely Uses ‘Prosecutorial Discretion’ To Close Cases Against Immigrants
After a case is referred to immigration courts, ICE officers rarely exercise discretion on whether or not to prosecute undocumented immigrants.
‘Game Of Thrones’ Season 4 Episode 4 Preview: What Will Happen In ‘Oathkeeper’? [SPOILERS]
“Game of Thrones” fans have weathered the storm of waiting for Season 4 and with its premiere nearly a week away, its time to discover what is set to happen in the forthcoming season. Episode 4 “Oathkeeper” will premiere on April 27th, discover what to expect in the all new episode!
What Does Obama Administration Immigration-Enforcement Review Mean For Deportation Policy?
Obama considering policy changes on immigration-enforcement which would cut back on deportations of noncitizens who were only guilty of immigration violations.
House Republicans Pass Immigration Law-Enforcement Bill To Counter Obama ‘Overreach’
The first of three immigration-related bills -- which take aim at the president in part for his creation of DACA, defund an immigrant-advocate position within ICE, and require the Attorney General to report to Congress whenever a Justice Department official doesn't administer the law -- passed the House on Wednesday.
Immigrant Detainees On Hunger Strike Threatened With Force Feeding, Says Lawyer
The attorney of immigrant detainees in a Washington state detention center says ICE officials have threatened to force-feed those on hunger strike for a halt to deportations and better work conditions in the center.
Immigration Judges Granting ICE Deportation Requests At Lower Rates
Half of all ICE’s filings to have an individual deported were awarded by immigration judges so far in fiscal year 2014, the lowest ever rate.
US Deportation Of Guatemalans Leaps 26 Percent In New Year, Say Authorities
The first month of 2014 saw a jump in deportations of Guatemalans compared to the first month of 2013, according to Guatemalan authorities.
Criminal Alien Removal Initiative, Little-Known ICE Pilot Program, Stirs Protest In New Orleans
Details on an ICE pilot program targeting “fugitive aliens” pit Obama administration priorities against civil-rights and immigrant-advocate groups who say it amounts to racial profiling.
ICE, CBP Sued For Freedom Of Information Violations
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), which obtains previously-unreleased statistics on staffing, spending and enforcement activities from federal agencies, is suing two immigration agencies for illegally withholding requested information.
ICE To Use Less Shackles On Immigrants During San Francisco Hearings After Class-Action Lawsuit
A federal judge in San Francisco was expected to approve a settlement between Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the ACLU, which had filed a class-action lawsuit in 2011, which would force ICE to use shackles less often when guarding detained immigrants at hearings.
Homeland Security Says Release Of Long-Awaited Immigrant Detainee Info ‘Not Feasible’
The ACLU had filed a lawsuit in 2011 over the release of some 22,000 individual case files of immigrant detainees. The government says they can't provide them.
Deportations By Obama Administration Of Undocumented Immigrants Drop In 2013 For First Time
The number is down from 409,000 in 2012. Over 1.9 million people have been deported since the president entered office in 2009.
Glow-In-The-Dark Ice Cream Made With Jellyfish Protein By Charlie Francis [RECIPE AND INTERVIEW]
Charlie Francis has created a glow-in-the-dark ice cream using the luminescence protein of a jellyfish. Learn more about his creation, in his own words, and how to make a DIY version without the expensive ingredient.
Less Than 1 In 9 Undocumented Targeted By ICE Detainers Are ‘Serious Threat To Public Safety’, Says New Report
"Secure Communities", a federal program meant to increase information-sharing between local and federal law enforcement agencies for the purposes of enforcing immigration laws, targets individuals the agency deems a serious threat to public safety only a little over 10 percent of the time.
Greenland Ice Canyon: NASA Discovers 'Mega-Canyon' Under Ice Sheets
The rivers flowing in this expansive canyon may actually predate Greenland's icy terrain.
Obama Administration Directive To ICE Urges Discretion On Deportations Of Undocumented Parents
The memo issued on Friday evening directs Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel to consider the toll that overly punitive treatment of detained undocumented immigrants could have on their family, while stopping short of offering relief from deportation.
ICE Immigration Raid In Arizona: 223 Rounded Up After 13 Danny's Family Car Wash Locations Raided Sending Latinos Into Outrage
ICE said 30 who were deported have criminal history.
US To Resume Flying Deportees To Mexico City: What Did Immigration And Customs Do With Them Before?
The first flights of the Interior Repatriation Initiative took off from El Paso, Texas on Thursday, in what marks the commencement of a now-permanent program. Previously, deportees were dropped off by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Tijuana and other cities along the border, where they were frequent targets for organized crime.
Ice Cream Man Arrested For Threatening Rival Vendor: ‘This Is My Town!’
Ice cream vendor and his girlfriend arrested for stalking and threatening rival.