A server at a restaurant in Washington, D.C., has been dismissed after saying she would refuse to serve individuals with political beliefs aligning with Trump administration.

The status currently prohibits New York City authorities from working with federal immigration agents to deport illegal immigrants

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

The announcement comes amid concerns from immigration advocates about potential raids on these facilities. Adams cites a different reason for the closures.

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

In November, The National Border Patrol Council called Trump's election "not just a victory for himself, but a victory for the entire country"

California seems poised to again be the center of a resistance effort against Trump's proposed policies after suing his first administration over 120 times

"We can deport people quickly under Title A, we can do 'stay in Mexico,' we can do so many things on policies that can work right away," said Cuellar

Homan stated last week that the new administration would withhold federal funds from states that refuse to cooperate with its mass deportation initiatives.

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.

Thomas Homan, Trump's "border czar," recently acknowledged significant civilian interest in supporting deportation efforts: "there's a lot of good patriots"

Trump's returning border czar warned that deportations would proceed regardless of sanctuary measures.

Industries like construction and agriculture figure to take a major hit as they rely heavily on undocumented labor

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

Thomas Homan also slammed Democratic Governors last week saying that "If you're not gonna help us, get the hell out of the way"

Trump's new "border czar" warned Democratic governors to "get the hell out of the way" speaking about his intentions to see deportations through

The border has seen roughly 19,000 people arrested for unlawful border crossings in 2024, including 358 suspects on the terror watchlist

Tom Homan also claimed that "criminal cartels in Mexico are like a Fortune 500 company," in reference to their revenue streams and their expansion plans

"There's plenty of deportation to do prior to getting to that point," said Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas)

NBC News revealed that the aim is to double the current 41,000 ICE detention beds to house detained immigrants prior to deportation

"While we're out prioritizing the public safety threats and national security threats, if you wanna self-deport, you should self-deport," said Tom Homan

Shares of The Geo Group and CoreCivic jumped on expectations of ramped-up detention and deportation efforts under Trump's new administration

A video of a former acting director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E) interrupting a Democratic lawmaker, insisting that she works for him because he is a taxpayer, has resurfaced after President-elect Donald Trump named the former his border czar.

Thomas Homan served as ICE director during part of Trump's first term and is one of the main contributors behind the controversial Project 2025