Trump halts ICE arrests at farms, hotels
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DHS has revealed the identities of the four migrants who escaped a Newark ICE facility on Thursday night, identifying each as “public safety threats" who are still at large.
The reports stem from a series of raids and removal operations in recent weeks that prioritize removing illegal migrants who have also committed other serious crimes. The operations have led to nationwide protests and rioting within Los Angeles.
Tukwila police officers were called to assist the Federal Protective Services (FPS) police after they became barricaded in the Department of Homeland Security
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A federal judge blocked ICE and the DHS from arresting, detaining, or removing an international student from USC.
DHS decried the idea that immigration authorities have targeted people based on skin color, calling the notion both "disgusting and categorically FALSE"
More than 75% of people booked into ICE custody in fiscal year 2025 had no criminal conviction other than an immigration or traffic-related offense, according to ICE records from October through the end of May. And less than 10% were convicted of serious crimes like murder, assault, robbery or rape.
A man in the U.S. for more than 2 decades was apprehended by ICE after returning from trip to Mexico he's made "countless times."
ICE could ‘run out of money next month’ and is already $1bn over budget to carry out Trump’s deportation plans - The Department of Homeland Security has requested an extra $2 billion to meet its needs