Archive | Immigration Law Enforcement

Local authorities handed the equivalent of 10 percent of a tiny Texas town to ICE.

The Admin says state prosecutors don't have jurisdiction to investigate federal officers.

Mohammad Amini brought Afghanistan to America.

Admin "has revoked ​more visas at a faster pace than any administration in history."

Giving away all its food turned out to not be a good business model.

The wages of jus soli.

More than 700 pounds of drugs on a single illegal.

Records show Martin Soto was arrested for domestic assault, not abducted by ICE while buying diapers.

The “Reimagining Safety Act.”

Illegals crashing into illegals.

ICE is "villainizing" a villain.

Suit says ICE is violating the Fourth Amendment.

They can qualify if they're in state custody, are 14 or older, and have no gang affiliation.

Stealing from old ladies isn't very romantic.

Dominican neighbor says, “He’s a menace to society.”

Jose Cerda will be missing Armando Garza Lira.

The illegal had "multiple prior arrests for assault, robbery, possession of drugs, and weapons possession.”

“What ICE is functionally contemplating is prison ships.”

ICE leadership wants to return to 3,000 daily arrests.

Some rural voters think Trump is going too far with deportations.

Think of it as a long layover.

Bush-appointed judge says ICE can't arrest illegals at immigration court anymore.

Chicago police released an Ecuadoran who killed someone two weeks later.

"Houston ISD, for example, lost 22% of its immigrant students in one year."

Suit alleges the ICE operation was driven by racial animus.

She determined she “was going to set him free."

A roughly 17 percent boost to the agency's work force.

Coyote jet skis are no match for ICE ATVs.

Abolishing ICE.

"No one is off the table."

“Nothing in the Constitution prohibits arresting a lawbreaker where you find them."

One insider estimates that illegals are 90 percent of the dairies' workforce.

“These ICE operations are having a massive chilling effect on the legal, documented, skilled workers . . . ."

Lower courts think illegals should be able to plead a "fear of persecution" in the third countries.

A day's roundup of the "worst of the worst."

Ho-Yin Mo overstayed since 2020.

With Cyan Quinn.

It will be the “Overwatch and National Security Enforcement” unit.

She's Hispanic.

Somalis can't help themselves.

"Dozens of protesters, some waving the flags of Mexico and Guatemala, gathered at the scene . . . ."

Time will tell if arrests translate into an equivalent increase in removals.

Third-country deportations in full swing.

Nearly 30 percent of ICE's workforce identifies as Latino.

More than four hundred illegals detained in Operation Safe Community-Indiana.

A Mexican illegal stabbed two women in Staunton, killing one of them.

“I don’t need an agreement to do the right thing,” one sheriff said.

The dinghies are getting larger.

They could evade fear altogether by flying home.

Only you can prevent illegal immigration.

Clearly ICE's fault.

She allegedly resisted arrest at an anti-ICE protest.

Trump's ICE has issued more than 103,000 civil fines totaling more than $84 billion.

Short-term gains, long-term danger.

ICE began making stops at the end of August with no advance notice.

Agitators tried to block ICE officers, chanting "We shall not be moved.”

“We’ve never seen anything quite like this before.”

"Third country" deportation model is coming to Europe.

Third month straight of record deportations.

Judge pauses law that limits 287(g) agreements.

Operation Rotten Apple.

Including South Sudan and the Central African Republic.

Only eight cases in 2025, now 50 lawsuits in July alone.

He overstayed his visa.

Shocking development.

We mustn't separate families.

Even some places with sanctuary policies saw surges.

ICE making a dent in the one-third of residents of Danbury, Connecticut, who are Hispanics.

Or for vapes or porn products.

Record arrests of illegals with no criminal history.

Decline began during COVID but is accelerating due to immigration enforcement.

Featuring Amanda Milius.

Operation Return to Sender has returned.

More than 1,300 illegals apprehended in Virginia and Maryland.

Their release could interfere with "enforcement proceedings."