A new set of immigration bills will be enacted in Florida after almost three-weeks of tension between the Florida Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis

Nearly 100 undocumented immigrants were being held at Guantanamo as of Feb. 11, all of them adults from Venezuela

Top officials are reportedly urging Republican senators to fast-track the funds

The Miami jail alone is set to receive up to 500 detainees.

The use of Guantánamo Bay for migrant detention is neither a last resort nor a necessity but rather a costly and ineffective policy choice, the Niskanen Center argues.

"DHS will not sit idly and allow deep state activists to undermine the will and safety of the American people," said DHS through a statement

A West Hollywood community has expressed outrage after fake signs seemingly representing ICE were posted across the were posted on Santa Monica Boulevard.

The groups claim that the policy infringes their religious freedom and deters participation in programs

The move tells employees to not interfere with ICE or bash President Donald Trump in his immigration crackdown efforts

Wisconsin dairy farmers have expressed concerns regarding the impact of President Donald Trump's mass deportation plans and initiatives on the dairy farming industry, citing the industry's reliance on foreign workers to function.

Pope Francis called for Christians to treat migrants with the same dignity they treat the people with power in a letter shared on Monday.

"Some of the information we're receiving tends to lead toward the FBI," said Tom Homan when discussing the leaks, which among other things led to the postponing of a raid

Legal experts widely doubt the order's success, but some suggest Trump may find sympathetic judges—if the case can withstand lengthy legal challenges.

The undocumented migrant population in the U.S. reached a new high in 2023, with around 13.7 million migrants living across the country, a new report shows.

A former immigration official supports Trump's enforcement measures but warns that ending birthright citizenship would be a "logistical nightmare."

The Trump administration has moved to revoke TPS program for almost 350,000 Venezuelans across the country, leaving them fearing deportation

U.S. District Judge Joseph Laplante issued an injunction of Monday at the request of New Hampshire Indonesian Community Support

The men have a "pending case before the court challenging their unlawfully prolonged detention," the Center for Constitutional Rights said when challenging the move

"We'll have facilities meeting the same standards as others across the U.S.," Kristi Noem said

Casa del Migrante, is operating beyond its capacity as asylum seekers and deported nationals find themselves stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border, volunteers tell The Latin Times

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks said he is considering communicating to journalists about Border Patrol operations as he believes incorrect information is being reported

"The District stands in strong condemnation of those who would seek to intimidate or disrupt those in and around our schools," read a statement from superintendent Alberto Carvalho

Richmond School Board voted Tuesday to adopt a resolution preparing its community for ICE's potential presence, enacting motions to safeguard students.

Tom Homan blamed news media leaks for compromising a large-scale operation in the Denver suburbs that allowed Tren de Aragua members to escape ICE.

There is no law making it a crime to live in the U.S. as an undocumented immigrant. Instead, the law treats it as a civil violation.

In the first two weeks of Donald Trump's second presidential term, the mass deportation plans implemented since his first day in office led to more than 8,000 deportations of Mexican nationals.

GOP Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart urged Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem not to deport migrants without criminal records in a new letter.

The Trump administration sued both Chicago and the state of Illinois on Thursday, claiming its Democratic leaders are obstructing the government's immigration crackdown

The shelter established in Tijuana to accommodate deported Mexican nationals has remained largely empty since its opening nearly two weeks ago. According to Mónica Vega Aguirre, the facility's coordinator with the state of Baja California, only 605 deported individuals have stayed at the shelter, despite its capacity to house up to 2,600 people.

Bukele offered to house violent U.S. and migrant criminals in his prison system, in "extraordinary" gesture. But experts doubt the move would hold up in court.