There is already a staggering backlog of 3.7 million cases

The incoming deputy chief of policy vowed that local police will work "arm in arm" with the incoming administration as they look to take on mass deportations.

Mixed-status families are creating emergency plans, including power of attorney and key documents, to stay prepared amid looming deportation policies.

Immigrants suspected of being in the U.S. without proper authorization are given due process through the immigration court system. This system also handles cases for asylum seekers and others, who may have legal ways to stay in the country.

Vice President-elect JD Vance says that deporting migrants will bring back American men into the workforce, do experts agree?

Canadian Prime Minister announced last month the country would change its approach to immigration. Now, they are tightening the border.

Democratic leaders walk a fine line between protecting immigrant communities and avoiding actions that could make them targets of heightened ICE enforcement.

Trump has cautioned sanctuary leaders about potential repercussions for refusing to cooperate with ICE, including the possibility of withholding federal funding.

The long-awaited Otay Mesa East Port of Entry is mired in delays and is now projected to open in two more years.

Denaturalization efforts and stricter immigration policies could reshape family sponsorships, jobs, and economic growth, experts warn of lasting impacts.

The exact number of migrant deaths across the southern border remains a source of mystery and worry for activists, as the numbers remain inconsistent.

The policy, driven by Gov. Abbott's executive order, aims to assess healthcare costs for undocumented immigrants, sparking concerns about access and privacy.

As Trump is set to move into the White House in a few weeks, immigrants, experts and lawmakers brace for the next four years of promised immigration crackdown

In the same period last year, the number of crossings was 482,000; this year that number has decreased by nearly 200,000

In the last few days, other Democrats have taken stances similar to the Denver mayor, including the governors of Illinois and California

An immigration attorney warns that Trump's mass deportation plan "will be profoundly awful," as millions currently live with at least one undocumented parent.

The top state official assured undocumented Oregonians she would "do what is legal" to protect them

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll showed inflation, immigration and the economy as the top issues voters think Trump should handle as soon as he assumes office.

Mexico and the U.S. sustain one of the largest trading partnerships in the world, with with bilateral trade hitting $855 billion in 2022

North Carolina will now require sheriffs to comply and cooperate with ICE, making it easier for the agency to deport migrants ahead of Trump term

From international cooperation to backlogs in immigration courts, there are several factor at play when it comes to deciding who gets deported first

The caravan's participants include families traveling with children, facing risks such as dehydration and exhaustion in the region's searing heat.

While there is no solid evidence yet that a migrant surge is underway, authorities are preparing for that possibility.

In Texas, Tony Gonzales warns that mass deportations would hurt the GOP, while Chip Roy calls for a halt to legal immigration until unlawful migration is resolved

According to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) many of those who have a criminal record "have only minor offenses, including traffic violations"

Riley's February murder sent shockwaves through the nation, sparking heating debates— led by Trump's MAGA allies— over immigration and border security

Trump confirmed he plans to declare a national emergency and use military assets to carry his mass deportation programs, is this possible?

The city's mayor, Karen Bass, had released a draft ordinance for the status just one week prior in anticipation of Trump's expected deportation plan

Trump's 'border czar' has said that sanctuary jurisdictions will not stand in the way of deportations: "we're going to the job with you or without you"

Nearly half of the 7.6 million immigrants who entered the U.S. since January 2020 were already employed by March 2024