Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Protesters with an ICE Out of NYC sign crowd a street as an ambulance passes at night after an ICE shooting in New York City

Judge Tosses Trump’s NYC Sanctuary Suit, a Week After ICE Shot Oscar Belgal

A federal judge in Brooklyn dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary laws, finding the government lacked standing. The order never mentions Oscar Belgal, but DHS has cited his

October 16, 2026

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NYPD surveillance camera view of a New York street with a white SUV and parked cars along the curb on the day of an ICE shooting

ICE Shot a Driver With His Son in the Car. The Bullet Is Still in His Neck

A week after an ICE officer shot Oscar Belgal in his car with his 5-year-old son in the back seat, his lawyers say the bullet is still in his neck. A federal

October 15, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare speaking in front of an American flag

Texas DA Says ICE Ran Man Down on Purpose and May Have Lost Evidence

Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare says video shows an ICE vehicle intentionally struck Miguel Parra Hernandez, and that agents may have let data from the vehicle disappear. ICE calls the claim

October 14, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Masked federal immigration agents including ICE officers during an enforcement operation

ICE Told to Add 1,000 Arrests a Day as Midterms Near, DHS Denies Quotas

ICE leaders have told agents to raise immigration arrests by 1,000 a day, restoring a 3,000-a-day goal, CNN reports. The Department of Homeland Security says there are no quotas.

October 8, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Ecuadorean man detained by US immigration agents — Ecuador deportation case amid torture ruling

Ecuador’s José Serrano Deported Despite Court Torture Protection, Reversal Took 23 Hours

Three Trump-appointed immigration judges reversed a Convention Against Torture deferral in under 23 hours — a process that normally takes months — clearing the path for a charter flight that delivered José

September 17, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Metal cage enclosure at Alligator Alcatraz Florida immigration detention center

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Metal Cages Were ‘Calming Areas,’ DHS Watchdog Finds in Florida Detention Report

The Department of Homeland Security's own watchdog found that 'Alligator Alcatraz' held migrants in 18-square-foot metal cages used as 'calming areas' and gave detainees just 28 square feet of floor space —

September 14, 2026

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ICE detention center in LaSalle Parish, Louisiana, at the center of the Fourth Circuit's ruling blocking Trump's mandatory no-bond detention policy

4th Circuit Becomes Ninth Court in a Row to Block Trump’s No-Bond Immigration Detention

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration cannot hold immigrants indefinitely without bond hearings, the ninth consecutive appellate court to reject the policy in a circuit split that positions

September 10, 2026

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Robert F. Peckham Federal Building and US Courthouse San Jose California where First Amendment ruling was issued

Federal Judge Blocks Trump From Deporting Students for Criticizing Israel’s Gaza Genocide

A federal judge in California ruled Friday that the Trump administration's scheme to deport noncitizen students for criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza violated the First Amendment — the first ruling to declare

August 29, 2026

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Carlos Tellez Sanchez, deported from Texas to Liberia after an immigration judge barred his removal to Venezuela

ICE Deported a Venezuelan Father to Liberia, a Country He Had Never Seen

Carlos Tellez Sanchez fled Venezuela and won a judge's protection against being sent back. After eight months in detention, ICE put him on a fifteen-hour flight to Liberia instead, thousands of miles

August 29, 2026

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WASHINGTON. Few figures in modern American history have generated as much devotion, revulsion and global scrutiny as Donald John Trump. Businessman, entertainer and twice-elected president of the United States, Donald Trump occupies

January 4, 2025

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Judge Tosses Trump’s NYC Sanctuary Suit, a Week After ICE Shot Oscar Belgal

ICE Shot a Driver With His Son in the Car. The Bullet Is Still in His Neck

Texas DA Says ICE Ran Man Down on Purpose and May Have Lost Evidence

ICE Told to Add 1,000 Arrests a Day as Midterms Near, DHS Denies Quotas

Ecuador’s José Serrano Deported Despite Court Torture Protection, Reversal Took 23 Hours

‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Metal Cages Were ‘Calming Areas,’ DHS Watchdog Finds in Florida Detention Report

4th Circuit Becomes Ninth Court in a Row to Block Trump’s No-Bond Immigration Detention

Federal Judge Blocks Trump From Deporting Students for Criticizing Israel’s Gaza Genocide

ICE Deported a Venezuelan Father to Liberia, a Country He Had Never Seen

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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