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ICE director says he’ll ‘flood’ Boston after Mayor Wu refuses to comply with feds
Director Todd Lyons said on Wednesday that the federal law enforcement agency will “flood the zone” with immigration agents in Boston after Mayor Michelle Wu (D) fired back at President Trump’s administration over the city’s sanctuary policies.
ATLANTA (AP) — Lawyers for a Spanish-language journalist who has been held in federal immigration detention since June argue ...
Centre County Rapid Response Network has trained more than 85 volunteers to verify and monitor ICE activity in the area. They ...
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Two Big Signs That ICE Has Way Too Much Money
ICE is now flush with taxpayer cash thanks to the roughly $75 billion in additional funding the agency received from ...
Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry has lived in the U.S. for about 25 years, according to his wife, Melissa Chaudhry. It's unclear why ...
The Portland City Council has agreed to accept an $18 million federal grant, even though it includes a mandate to cooperate ...
A Colombian woman was arrested by ICE after fleeing to a Chaffee County probation office designated as sanctuary jurisdiction ...
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed on Thursday that Irving Oswaldo Gonzalez Centeno is in the United States ...
The Wasatch County Sheriff’s Office has joined a growing list of law enforcement agencies across the state that have agreed ...
A recent arrest carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents near Park Dale Lane Elementary School in ...
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