The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Pressure for independent investigation into killing grows amid chorus of bipartisan anger at ICE activities in Minneapolis and beyond

A group of academicians, scientists and high-skilled professionals who are in various stages of applying for employment-based green cards, led by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), have filed a lawsuit with the district court of Columbia, challenging the Trump administration’s controversial ‘Gold Card’ immigration program.

Trump administration’s proposal to eliminate Board of Immigration Appeals hearings takes a ‘sledgehammer’ to due process, critics fear

The Minnesota CEO letter is a window into a broader shift.

Texas lawmaker Brandon Gill's viral speech linking immigration to radical Islam and citing Europe's challenges sparked fierce online debate. He warned of security and social threats, drawing parallels to European integration issues. Supporters lauded his stance on national security, while critics accused him of conflating Islam with extremism and ignoring…

Immigration agents have taken to venting about their frustrations online as they have been placed at the center of the Trump administration’s crackdown

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including immigration and redistricting.

Plus: the partial withdrawal of federal agents from Minneapolis, shifting public opinion on immigration, and D.C.'s continued snowpocalypse.

Businesses in the capital were visted by immigration officers 2,715 times in 2025, up by more than 700 visits on the year before

In separate encounters, federal immigration agents in Minneapolis killed Renée Good and Alex Pretti in January 2026.

When U.S. Border Patrol agents entered a Target store in Richfield, Minnesota, in early January, detaining two employees, it marked a new chapter in the relationship between corporate America and the federal government.