US Ambassador to Israel Huckabee tells Palestinian Americans in the West Bank that Israeli settler attacks are “an act of terror,” a label US envoys normally reserve for Palestinians.
Arlington, Virginia, police open an investigation of ICE agents accused of a beating that left a man with a brain hemorrhage, as Homeland Security calls it “necessary force.”
ICE frees a Washington state roofer in Louisiana without his passport, 2,000 miles from home, after a judge ruled his pending trafficking visa barred his detention.
Labor Department rules a civilian mariner’s alleged rape by her captain aboard a Navy ship, in her locked cabin, was a workplace injury, leaving workers’ comp as her only remedy.
Masked, armed CBP agents escort border wall contractors onto Tohono O’odham Nation land to begin drilling, 11 days after a judge refused to halt construction.
ICE signs a no-bid $16.7 million contract for 6,000 pairs of electric shock gloves to use on detainees and protesters, hours after 16 senators asked it to cancel.
US strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean kills 4, pushing the campaign’s toll to 227 as Hegseth claims 3 nations approved land operations.
Judge orders the US to retrieve a cartel witness it deported to Mexico despite torture protections, after ICE and Rubio revoked them without a hearing.
US strike on an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific kills 2, pushing the campaign’s death toll past 200 with no trafficking evidence provided.
State Department prepares to revoke up to 200,000 tourist and business visas from people who sought asylum, the largest mass revocation in US history.
Judge rules a 1-year-old in government custody with no lawyer must file an asylum application or face deportation, after HHS replaced the contract funding children’s attorneys.
ICE emails show Iranian officials edited US deportation manifests, adding cases at the embassy’s request while the administration urged Tehran’s evacuation during the war.
Sen. Kim says Delaney Hall medical staff deny responsibility for 3 detainee deaths as detainees describe being refused doctors and prescription medication.
First deportation flight since Haitian TPS ended lands with 161 people, as the US plans to return 250 weekly to a country the UN calls very dangerous.
First 20 deportees land in Liberia under the deal to send 1,200 people, the largest of 35 third-country arrangements the US has struck.
US sanctions 9 Cuban state firms and detains American citizens returning from Castro centenary events, seizing their phones at the Miami airport.
Rubio sanctions ICC President Tomoko Akane and a senior trial lawyer as the State Department pursues its declared campaign to dismantle the court.
Judge Dolly Gee orders independent monitoring of children in immigration detention after finding families denied soap, held in freezing cells, and delayed medical care.
Liberia agrees to accept up to 1,200 US deportees, most of whom won court protection after judges found they risked torture at home.
Judge rules border security outweighs Tohono O’odham objections, refusing to block 62 miles of wall on the tribe’s Arizona reservation without its consent.
Federal judge rules the 14th Amendment protects abortion when pregnancy threatens a woman’s life or health, blocking Idaho’s ban in those cases.
A covert CIA program was behind the drone attacks on Ecuadorian fishing boats near the Galápagos that left eight men missing, the Washington Post reports.
Pentagon review admits U.S. strikes killed 153 Yemeni civilians in 2025, the first campaign after Hegseth gutted the office that prevents such deaths.
ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on thousands of electric shock gloves for officers through a no-bid contract, AP reports.
Four human rights groups sue over Trump’s ICC sanctions, calling them an unconstitutional attack on justice weeks after Rubio vowed to systematically disable the court.
New Jersey subpoenas GEO Group in a civil rights investigation of Delaney Hall days after a third detainee death at the Newark immigration jail.
Federal judge orders a Virginia school board to strip the Confederate names it restored in 2024, ruling the reversal violated Black students’ civil rights.
DOJ and a Louisiana school board end 61 years of desegregation oversight dating to a 1964 suit whose original parent plaintiffs have died.
Federal judge orders ICE to release a Cambodian refugee brought to Providence as an infant in 1976, detained at a check-in to deport him.
HHS hands a 26-employee Texas firm with no listed immigration expertise up to $150 million a year to represent 24,000 unaccompanied children in court.
Family of a Salvadoran man who died at Delaney Hall says he was denied his diabetes and seizure medications, demanding an independent investigation.
ICE added an estimated 920,000 DNA profiles to the FBI’s criminal database last year, a WIRED review shows, as border agents swabbed children as young as 4.
New Jersey Congressman Rob Menendez discloses a second detainee death at Delaney Hall after an oversight visit, accusing ICE of intentionally hiding custody deaths.
24,000 unaccompanied immigrant children lose their lawyers Friday as the government lets the legal-aid contract lapse while owing $65 million.
ICE writes state law “shall not apply” into detention contracts for four states one day after a judge ruled a contract cannot override state oversight.
New federal rule cancels asylum interviews for up to 444,000 cases, sending applicants who entered legally straight to deportation proceedings.
U.S. diplomats walk out on France at the U.N. after its mission says America now stands with North Korea and Russia on human rights.
Judge orders ICE to free a witness to its fatal Houston shooting, ruling his detention without a hearing violates due process.
Trump imposes 10% to 12.5% tariffs on 60 economies under a forced labor rationale, his third scheme since the Supreme Court struck his tariffs in February.
Judge orders ICE to fix likely unconstitutional conditions at California’s Adelanto detention center, where advocates say four people have died since September.
ICE officials privately warned of “insane” crowding as 86 detainees filled a Manhattan holding room built for brief stays, a Washington Post visual investigation shows.
New York Mayor Mamdani reviews whether the city can arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on his ICC war crimes warrant during a September UN visit.
Seven American Ebola aid workers become the first people quarantined at a Kenya facility a court ordered halted, barred from reentering the U.S. for three weeks.
Rubio launches a campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court, warning nations under the US security umbrella to reject its authority or face scrutiny.
Morgantown, West Virginia votes 5-2 to ban hostile architecture, the spikes and divided benches designed to keep homeless people from resting in public.
Rep. Ro Khanna says armed Israeli settlers detained his delegation for 90 minutes in the West Bank as IDF soldiers refused to intervene.
Lawsuit alleges ICE hand-delivered confidential asylum files of pro-democracy protesters and religious minorities to Iran’s government, continuing even after the U.S. went to war with Iran.
A medical examiner’s report shows Camp East Montana staff dismissed a detainee’s suicide attempt as manipulation and repeatedly skipped his antipsychotic drugs before his death, ruled a homicide.
ICE detains more than 10,000 people in five days after the White House demands higher arrest rates, a quiet surge doubling the daily pace to 2,000.
ICE detains a 56-year-old Nigerian nun walking to Sunday Mass in South Texas, releasing her only after members of Congress intervene with the DHS secretary.
