Since Donald Trump's re-election, Canadian immigration lawyers have seen a surge in inquiries that inspired a website dedicated to American "Trumpugees."

President-elect Donald Trump recently announced that a contributor to the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 political initiative will be named Border Czar under his administration.

Tom Homan will be "in charge of all Deportation of Illegal Aliens back to they Country of Origin," Trump said in a social media post when announcing the decision

From the amount of ICE agents to backlogs in immigration courts, John Sandweg doesn't see a clear path for the new administration to overcome the obstacles

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and his top advisers has been preparing for days for this possible outcome, according to NBC News

Immigrants fear that already-scheduled appointments for asylum interviews through the CBP One app might be in jeopardy

Trump's rhetoric should not stop immigrants, but it will boost the activities of organized crime and increase profits from human smuggling.

"It's going to take a lot of smart lawyers to hold back the worst human rights violations that may be coming," said Archi Pyati of Tahirih Justice Center

Ahead of Inauguration Day, when Trump will officially become the 47th President of the U.S., political scientists are already issuing warnings

The program provided debit cards to some 2,600 migrant families living in hotels so they could buy food and baby supplies

An official from Mexico's National Migration Institute said the caravan now has less than 1,600 people, down from 3,000 when it set out from Tapachula last week

In the days following Trump's election win, discontented Americans are showing interest in relocation, with searches for immigration information skyrocketing.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams reassured New Yorkers that mass deportations would not come to the city, but immigrations laws are only enforced by the federal government

Trump made historic inroads with Latino voters and the reason is rooted on what the electorate said their top priority was all along— the economy

In an election eve-rally, Trump warned of tariffs of up to 100% on Mexican products if Sheinbaum failed to reduce illegal immigration to the U.S. border.

A California lawmaker declared his intention to fight back against any efforts by President-Elect Donald Trump to carry out campaigns of "corruption."

"He can simply flip the switch and put those back in place just like they were before," said Jason Miller

For-profit prison stock values have surged in anticipation of immigrant arrests leading to increased detainment under President-Elect Donald Trump.

"The most important thing for everyone to be doing right now is to be getting legal advice as soon as possible," said the executive director of Estrella del Paso

The union, which represents 16,000 border agents, had endorsed the Republican in October, warning that if Harris won "this great country is going to go to hell"

Proposition 314 makes it a state crime to cross the border from Mexico. Similar efforts from other states have encountered legal roadblocks

Texas, Iowa, and Oklahoma have tried to pass state-level immigration laws, but efforts have been consistently blocked by federal courts.

Some 40% of respondents told the AP that the economy and jobs are the main issue facing the country, while 10% mentioned abortion

"I will rescue every city and town that has been invaded and conquered," said Trump during rallies in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Michigan on Monday

Smugglers were transporting the migrants across a city known for such activity.

The lawsuit contends that ICE "regularly fails" to return funds as required, leaving thousands of people without their deposits even after cases close

FWD.us projects that nearly 28.2 million U.S. residents could be affected by the Republican candidates policies

Born in the town of Ayutla de los Libres in the state of Guerrero, Ezekiel Pacheco came to the United States when he was one year old. Now he's looking for an Oscar and a green card.

Migrants crossing into Mexico from Guatemala often find themselves detained by cartels who demand payment before they are allowed to continue northward

Authorities say at least 80% of all undocumented immigrants making their way to the U.S. hire smugglers to help them cross into the U.S.