Homan will be tasked with carrying "the largest deportation operation in American history" over the next years, despite warnings of devastating consequences

Randy Fine called in state tuition for undocumented students unfair, saying in 2021 the subsidy cost taxpayers $45 million

Sen. John Thune's plan seeks to secure border funding, offset costs with energy and student loan savings, and set priorities for defense.

Amid record case backlogs, immigration judges push for union reinstatement to address mounting pressure from Trump's mass deportation promises.

Although no single source compiles complaints, the Office of New Americans revealed a significant rise in complaints, from 21 in 2023 to 58 in 2024

"As a direct result of these reckless and flagrant, irresponsible policies, violent criminals are allowed back into our communities" said Glenn Youngkin

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is refusing to deploy the National Guard to support the initiative

Nearly 1 million migrants were intercepted in Mexico this year. according to a new analysis

"We haven't discussed a specific deportation strategy, but we need to be prepared," said Samuel García, governor of Nuevo León

A key factor driving this decline is the acceleration of asylum hearings, largely due to the use of a "rocket docket" system.

The president-elect threatened to impose "substantial tariffs" on them

"I'll do it absolutely within the confines of the law, but if it needs new camps," the president-elect said, they will be built

Proposals are rolling in across the country to help Trump carry out his pledge to deport millions of people living in the U.S. illegally

"Agents were often abusive and seemed unwilling to follow US and international human rights law," said the border policy director at the organization

The recent immigration surge, which started in 2021 and ended around 2023, is the largest in U.S. history, surpassing those in the 1800s and 1900s.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez argues that current state law makes the new policy unnecessary and that the Board of Supervisors cannot set policy for the sheriff

Trump has vowed to carry out the largest deportation plan in U.S. history, potentially harming industries across the country and the overall economy.

President-elect Donald Trump revealed in an interview he is looking to end birthright citizenship, falsely claiming US is the only country guaranteeing that right

New York City was once a major protector of immigrants. Now, as the Trump administration looms, Mayor Eric Adams will seemingly change the tradition.

More than 71,000 Haitians have been deported from the neighboring country under a strict immigration policy that seeks to expel up to 10,000 people every week

The decision to close the complex in Aurora is attributed to a broader lack of property management by the property's owners

Trump said during an interview that he plans on ending birthright citizenship, a right protected under the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.

Tom Homan made the claims speaking to Illinois Republicans. He also warned Mayor Brandon Johnson: "If he doesn't want to help, get the hell out of the way"

With the incoming Trump administration promising a strict stance on immigration, here is what immigration lawyers have to say if ICE stops you in the street.

Trump's pick for deputy chief of staff for policy promised sweeping legislation to curb immigration and start mass deportation operations.

Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos islands had stated they would not receive U.S. deportees from third countries following a report about Trump's intentions

Adams, a former NYPD Captain, has been a long-time critic of sanctuary city laws. His stance has been highlighted as he cozies up to the Trump administration.

The President-elect said he would start with the removal of criminals but aims to move on to conduct the "largest deportation operation in American history"

"Look, me and Governor Abbott, we're already working together," Mr. Homan said in a recent joint interview with the governor on Fox News

Budget cuts and systemic failures have left Mexico's immigration agencies struggling, worsening the vulnerability of migrants and refugees amid rising pressures ahead of the Trump administration, according to journalist León Krauze