The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

US Department of Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem says list will expand to more than 30 countries

Food is memory, essentially history served warm. In America, comfort food varies by zip code. Consequently, what soothes a broken heart in Texas might confuse someone in Maine. These dishes define who we are. They tell stories of immigration and climate. Ultimately, they are the meals we crave when we…

Birthright citizenship is the first Trump immigration-related policy to reach the court for a final ruling

Palantir chief executive Alex Karp defended his company's expanding role in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts, arguing that the data software company is not enabling domestic surveillance of Americans.

A Chicago church's Nativity shows baby Jesus zip-tied, flanked by ICE agents, with Mary and Joseph in gas masks—drawing refugee parallels but sparking backlash as critics call it blasphemous.

A viral video of masked ICE agents chasing a woman in Marrero, Louisiana sparks alarm, raising fears of impersonation as DHS launches a major New Orleans immigration operation, fueling safety debate.

High-profile operations in major cities mostly targeted people who were never convicted of any crimes, data analysis finds

‘I think there has to be accountability here. If there is not accountability, this will continue to happen, and lives will be lost,’ Laura Ingraham said Thursday night.

The Trump Administration’s national security plan blames migration into Europe for everything from censorship to low birthrates