The Bishop who requested "mercy" for LGBTQ+ children and immigrants at a prayer service attended by President Donald Trump has defended her decision to confront the President during the service.

The country is setting up centers to assist deported individuals, offering support and transportation

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum recently said her administration is working with the U.S. to find a solution

The new senator from Arizona is set to back the Laken Riley Act, which allows ICE to detain and deport noncitizens charged with certain crimes

Several police departments in Kentucky released statements regarding the flyers after locals reported finding them in their cities

The acting deputy Attorney General ordered U.S. attorneys' offices nationwide to "investigate incidents involving any such misconduct for potential prosecution"

Only about 20% of respondents of a AP-NORC poll favor such actions, and roughly 60% oppose them

Donald Trump demanded that the "nasty" bishop who called for him to have "mercy" on LGBTQ+ children during the inauguration prayer service apologize to him.

This policy shift reinstates expedited deportations nationwide, sparking fears of devastating impacts on immigrant families and U.S. citizen children.

The White House revised its Spanish-language website after backlash over a controversial "Go Home" button that upset immigrant communities and sparked widespread social discussion.

A Republican lawmaker has called for the bishop who told Donald Trump to "have mercy" on scared children to be deported.

The White House Spanish-language website's removal, replaced with a controversial "Go Home" button and a Trump-focused video, has sparked outrage on social media

Trump's move has sparked immediate backlash. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong pledged swift legal action, saying, "We will sue imminently."

UnidosUS' Vice President of Policy and Advocacy, Carmen Feliciano, discussed Trump's "concerning" immigration with agenda The Latin Times

Experts told the Latin Times the order depends on Trump's ability to amend the constitution

Trump had previously referred to the app as the "Kamala Harris phone app for smuggling illegals"

Trump became the 47th President of the U.S. Monday, dedicating his first address, in part, to discussing his immigration agenda and plans to curb drug cartels.

A series of videos detail what immigrants can do if approached by ICE in different scenarios, including their home, on the street, or if someone they know is arrested

Advocates rallied on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to call on Mayor Adams to do more to protect migrants and follow city sanctuary laws

"For children, the constant fear of losing a parent or being uprooted creates chronic stress" said and expert consulted by The Latin Times

The issue adds pressure on Europe's current migration challenges, a top priority for EU leaders, with several member states pushing for stricter measures

Donald Trump's incoming border czar Tom Homan said the administration will kick off the president-elect's campaign promise of mass deportations beginning with a series of large-scale raids the day after the inauguration.

Immigration advocates believe the upcoming admin is generating "attrition through enforcement' by ramping up threats that lead to "self-deportation"

The U..S Attorney's Office revealed on Monday that the Tucson Sector Border Patrol and Yuma Border Patrol made 3,141 arrests during the last trimester of 2024

Federal officials plan to use the property to help out with Trump's mass deportation plans

Previous estimates rounded out the figure at $3.2 billion but new information reveals that it "does not represent the full cost of implementation"

Vice President-elect JD Vance slammed CBP One, an immigration app, ahead of Trump's planned executive orders to reverse Biden-era policies.

President-elect Trump's nominee for DHS Secretary repeated a widely debunked claim that 13,000 convicted murderer migrants are "loose in this country."

President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to be the next Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary, Kristi Noem, got into a tense exchange with Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal (D) during her Senate confirmation hearing on Friday.

CBP One has been used by hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers to enter the U.S. through a port of entry