Georgia's Jon Ossoff sent a letter to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas about the conditions in the center in El Paso, which is operated by a private company

Department of Homeland Security officials said the decision to release people answers to a lack of viable alternatives

The suit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which had already anticipated its willingness to do so

In a joint effort with WLRN, the fact checking site went deep into several sources to determine the veracity of the statement

Texas DPS Chief Steve McCraw testified before the Senate Border Security Committee.

The proposal was leaked after the White House implemented a crackdown on asylum-seekers entering the country unlawfully last week.

The DOJ and civil rights groups coalition argue SF2340 is unconstitutional, but Iowa says it is within their rights to enforce laws

The former sheriff is known for tactics such as holding immigrants in tent cities in the heat and having male immigrant detainees wear pink underwear

Also known as SB1718, the law was signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis a year ago

Annunciation House helped migrants find shelter when they first came to the U.S. for several decades. Now, state officials are contesting them as "stash houses"

Servando Trejo Duran Jr. was wanted for violating his parole in connection with his original crime, murder with a deadly weapon

The bill, HCR2060, allows law enforcement to detain people they believe entered the country illegally, even in schools, hospitals and houses of worship

Border Patrol said they died as a result of "heatstroke and dehydration." Temperatures in southern Texas reached 106 °F last week

"Our intent is to really change the risk calculus of individuals before they leave their countries," said the DHS secretary in an interview

Minors and victims of human trafficking are among those spared by the executive order

Migrants in Seattle are camping out in hopes to find solutions to their shelter issue. They are asking for permission to occupy a county-owned motel.

California and Florida are also in the top 10 states that need the most support due to their sharp increase in migrant influx

He did not specify the size of tariff he would impose in such a scenario but did call out China in his remarks

Many expressed concerns that involving local police in immigration enforcement would erode public trust

As Congressional disputes over budget continue, experts and migrants wonder how Biden's new executive order will take place without additional funding

The list seeks to "locate and arrest repeat offenders who have entered the country illegally and are wanted for dangerous crimes," state authorities said

Living United for Change in Arizona and a Democratic state Rep. alleged the proposal has a constitutional flaw

The Biden administration announced an executive order on Tuesday that aims to decrease illegal migration. City officials believe it could reduce arrivals

A newly announced executive order will shut down the border after a daily threshold is met. Initial reactions have been mixed during a tight election year.

According to a report by WOLA, the U.S.-Mexico border has encountered more than 1,500 migrants a day in 58% of the months during the 21st century

Senator Alex Padilla heavily criticized the measure, while Ruben Gallego and Henry Cuéllar praised it

The measure would make it illegal to enter the state from Mexico. Local officers could arrest and jail migrants and state judges could order their deportation

The measure will go into effect when encounters reach 2,500 per day between ports of entry

The first female president of Mexico is tasked to tackle a hotly contested issue— immigration

Even if many lawmakers in battleground states have pushed for harsher immigration measures, they avoid pictures with Biden as their poll numbers are better