Federal judge orders New York City to give ICE the names of Bronx homeless shelter residents accused of violent crimes, after a yearlong fight.
Houston’s mayor bars police from calling ICE over civil immigration warrants unless there’s an arrest for a jailable offense, three days after Democrats sweep Texas.
Trump replaces chief of staff Susie Wiles with deputy Stephen Miller, three days after midterm losses that sources say he blamed on her.
Nashville HIV/AIDS services nonprofit wins extended block on Tennessee’s immigration checks for patients in a federally funded care program.
Justice Department sues Penn State, saying in-state tuition for undocumented students discriminates against out-of-state citizens, its 27th such suit.
Unsealed court records show Trump administration talked with Iran during the war about deporting Iranians, a move a federal judge said risks “certain death.”
Federal judge bars deporting 150-plus Afghans to Afghanistan or Pakistan through Saturday, holding ICE to its word it has no flights this week.
ICE agent surrenders on Houston assault charge, accused of running down a fleeing man from behind, as video disputes ICE’s claim he ran in front.
Federal judge rejects Democrats’ bid to stop the Homeland Security Department pressing four states to screen ballots, saying the states already rebuffed its “browbeating.”
Nashville judge temporarily blocks Tennessee from refusing driver’s licenses to immigrants with federal work permits, after hundreds were denied in recent weeks.
Ex-Chicago FBI chief sues, saying FBI Director Patel forced him out after the US attorney blamed him for the collapsed Broadview Six protester case.
Supreme Court rejects Trump administration’s last-minute bid to make California set aside ballots from over 20,000 voters it calls likely noncitizens, with no noted dissents.
Masked ICE agent holds a gun inches from a bystander’s face during a North Hollywood arrest as Los Angeles Mayor Bass seeks a state probe.
Justice Department urges contempt review of an immigrant rights group that found over 40% of the department’s California noncitizen-voter list off state rolls.
Trump says Brazil’s defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, facing money-laundering probes at home, can stay in the US “as long as he wants.”
UCLA analysts find 42% of 20,930 names on the Justice Department’s California noncitizen-voter list aren’t on state rolls, and at least 22 are citizens.
Federal judge temporarily bars fast-tracking unaccompanied migrant children’s asylum interviews, after some got less than 24 hours’ notice instead of the usual 21 days.
Houston-area grand jury indicts an ICE officer who ran over a man while chasing a target whose sister says he died nearly a decade ago.
Hacktivist group says it took phone numbers and emails of 41,000 DHS employees, including ICE staff, the latest in weeks of breaches at federal agencies.
Federal judge refuses the Justice Department’s bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots, writing that democracy is “in danger” if unproven claims can discount votes.
Tennessee quietly stops accepting federal work permits for driver’s licenses, blocking an estimated 6,000 Dreamers and other authorized immigrants from renewing them.
Justice Department warns California officials they could face “criminal liability” for knowingly counting noncitizen ballots, as it demands 20,000 set aside, drawing a judge’s rebuke.
Parents of ICU nurse Alex Pretti say the Justice Department has stonewalled them nine months after immigration agents killed him, withholding evidence from Minnesota prosecutors.
ICE has jailed a mentally ill man since January to deport him to Jamaica, though AP finds records showing he was born in Florida.
Supreme Court lets stand a Justice Department deal with Texas killing the department’s own rule that let immigration judges pause some deportation cases.
Trump approves letting defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro into the US, after Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered him to surrender his passport.
Social Security fills in citizenship on 25 million records from a DHS database that has wrongly flagged citizens as noncitizens, a watchdog warns.
Boston Dynamics stands by ICE’s $1.3 million deal for four of its modified robot dogs after 300-plus employees petition against it.
Two federal appeals judges, one a Trump appointee, question the Justice Department’s bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots it says went to likely noncitizens.
Justice Department charges nine Pennsylvania residents with voting as noncitizens in the 2022 and 2024 elections, 11 days before the midterms.
Maricopa County Recorder Heap restores 25 citizens a federal database wrongly flagged as noncitizens, after Arizona’s attorney general and secretary of state sued.
Appeals court over Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi rules 10-7 that ICE can jail undocumented immigrants without bond hearings, even longtime residents with no criminal record.
Justice Department gives 57 California counties 48 hours to agree to help screen suspected noncitizen voters, warning officials who count their ballots of legal jeopardy.
ICE frees a 78-year-old Ugandan priest from its Colorado jail with no wheelchair after 13 months, so jailed immigrants carry him half a mile out.
Federal appeals court rules ICE violated due process jailing an Iranian refugee in Kansas who met every condition of his release for two decades.
Justice Department asks a judge who called its last voter-roll demand illegal to force California to set aside ballots from people on its suspected-noncitizen list.
Judge bars Homeland Security Department agents from questioning likely citizens in nine states’ voter-fraud sweeps until polls close Nov. 3, finding union intimidation.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to resume Texas’ Big Bend border wall construction, saying the pause costs $460,000 daily, after a judge refused Tuesday.
Trump administration drops appeals of rulings striking its plan to cut off loan forgiveness for workers at groups aiding undocumented immigrants and transgender youth.
Democratic leaders Schumer and Jeffries sue to block federal voter-fraud probes in California and Nevada, calling them a pretext to seize control of the midterms.
ICE says Dallas painter who died in its Laredo jail was a green-card holder accused of hiding a 2004 theft arrest, which his daughter disputes.
Trump tells Kansas rally France was “burned to the ground by migrants, jihadists, and communists,” though its protests are over schools and fuel prices.
Homeland Security Department keeps deportation protections for 100,000-plus Ukrainians and Sudanese past their expiration with no end date, two weeks before the midterms.
Justice Department charges 28 California green-card holders who registered to vote as citizens, and sues the state over a federal list of 20,000 suspected noncitizens.
Dallas painter jailed since June dies in Laredo ICE cell, Texas’ seventh ICE custody death this year, as daughter says staff withheld his medication.
Chicago-area police joined ICE agents’ undercover surveillance of an anti-ICE talk, feeding the conspiracy case against 15 Minnesota activists despite Illinois sanctuary law.
Democratic Rep. Omar’s lawyers say agents ignored a judge’s limits on searching her DC home, demanding the return of her seized phone and passport.
ICE officer who broke a Houston worker’s leg with an SUV was chasing a suspect who died years ago, family says, as prosecutor weighs charges.
Trump warns California election workers “will all go to jail” if they count ballots of voters the Justice Department flags as noncitizens.
Federal judge tosses Justice Department suit against New York City’s sanctuary laws, ruling that forcing local officials into immigration enforcement violates the Constitution.