On Thursday, a federal judge in Washington D.C. reportedly halted a woman’s deportation after finding out that the Trump administration was attempting to deport her and her daughter while the appeal was ongoing. The judge also made clear that he was pissed that he was having to do this in the first place.

The U.S. government has once again reaffirmed its eagerness to split up non-white immigrant families rather than focusing deportation efforts on dangerous criminals and gang members, as the Trump administration frequently claims.

The Department of Justice informed the American Civil Liberties Union in a court filing on Thursday that it, not the government, should take responsibility for finding parents who were separated from their children at the border and then deported. Uhhhhh.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the immediate release of a New York City man who was delivering Italian food to a military base back in June when he was arrested for being undocumented, marking the end of nearly two months in detention.

In the ongoing horror show of the Trump Administration’s family separation policy, we may have hit a new low. CNN reports today that the administration has indicated that as many as 463 parents of children who were detained by the US government may have already been deported back to their countries of origin without…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have detained an undocumented mother of three after she voluntarily arrived at a Florida courthouse to pay off a minor traffic ticket. Now she is being held in a federal detention facility, separated from her children and awaiting deportation from the country she’s called…

The Trump administration said in a Thursday court filing that it has so far only reunited 364 of the more than 2,500 migrant children between the ages of 5 and 17 who have been separated from their families at the border under its “zero tolerance” policy. That news comes with less than a week left until their…

A federal judge ruled on Monday that all deportations of recently reunited families must be halted. But shouldn’t the Trump administration pay some price for separating them in the first place?

A couple of grandparents from Brooklyn who traveled to Fort Drum in upstate New York to visit their son-in-law on the country’s Independence Day—before he is shipped to Afghanistan for a third tour of duty—were arrested by immigration authorities and thrown into detention, a report says.

A 34-year-old Eritrean man being deported from the U.S. was found dead Wednesday from an apparent suicide at a holding area in the Cairo International Airport, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

In April, Manuel Antonio Cano Pacheco was forced by immigration authorities to leave the United States and return to Mexico—a country he hadn’t set foot in since he was three. Just weeks later, the Iowa teen was found dead, his throat slit by drug cartel murderers. He was, a friend told the Des Moines Register, simply…

It’s another day, which means there is another horrific story of an undocumented immigrant being terrorized and punished for trying to make a living.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a federal statute requiring the deportation of certain non-citizen immigrants who have committed felonies is unconstitutional.

Leave it to the U.S. government under the Trump administration to act about as un–American as it gets with an Army vet who developed post–traumatic stress disorder and possible brain injuries while serving two tours in Afghanistan.

Miguel Perez Jr. is a 39-year old Chicagoan and a veteran of the war in Afghanistan who came back to the United States with post-traumatic stress disorder. America does not consider him worthy of becoming a U.S. citizen.

An attorney for an undocumented Mexican man living in the United States claims her client was deported after the man’s ex-girlfriend reported him to immigration officials as part of a longstanding pattern of stalking and harassing behavior following their breakup.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have hand-delivered audit notices to some 120 businesses in Southern California, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, requiring them to “show the government detailed records of who works there and evidence they are authorized to work.”

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested an asylum seeker during his actual asylum interview in San Francisco last week—something his lawyer says is completely unprecedented.

Jumping a subway turnstile is a minor offense, and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has finally resolved to treat it that way. Last week, Vance’s office announced that it would no longer prosecute most people charged with fare evasion in an effort to decriminalize low-level, nonviolent offenses across the…

Amer Adi Othman had just hours to say goodbye to his wife and children on the phone Monday evening before officials from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency hurried him onto a plane and sent him back to his native Jordan—a country he hasn’t lived in for nearly 40 years—despite his case being taken up by a…