Trump White House posts AI meme of ICE arrest in Studio Ghibli anime style, using viral trend to mock deportations.
ICE detains international grad student in Minnesota, sparking outcry from university and state officials
Federal judge blocks Trump from deporting migrants to third countries without giving them a chance to seek protection in U.S. court.
Over a thousand people protested at Tufts after federal agents arrested graduate student Rumeysa Ozturk, who held a valid visa and is now jailed in Louisiana without charges.
A viral video shows masked federal agents arresting a Tufts graduate student with a valid visa and flying her from MA to LA in defiance of a judge’s order, citing alleged Hamas ties but without filing charges.
Homeland Security Secretary Noem posed with shackled, shirtless prisoners behind her during a tour of the El Salvador prison holding deported Venezuelans and warned immigrants they could be sent there.
Appeals court upheld Judge Boasberg’s order blocking Trump’s use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport migrants without due process, ruling he can’t invoke wartime powers when the U.S. isn’t at war.
Columbia student and legal permanent resident who sued Trump over protest can’t be detained, judge rules.
Unsealed records show Trump’s DOJ forced prosecutors to drop corruption case against NYC mayor to protect his role in immigration crackdown.
Trump administration invokes state secrets privilege to block judge’s order on Venezuelan deportations under 1798 law, then appeals to lift it.
Trump officials targeted a Columbia student and legal U.S. resident for deportation after Gaza protest. Now she’s in hiding after suing Trump, Rubio, and Noem.
The Trump administration quietly added new charges against jailed Columbia Univ. activist Mahmoud Khalil after targeting him over pro-Palestinian speech.
Trump border czar Tom Homan defended deporting Venezuelans without criminal records or due process after sending them to an El Salvador prison.
First U.S. deportation flight in weeks lands in Venezuela with nearly 200 people after country agrees to accept repatriations again.
DOJ tells Cornell Ph.D. student who sued Trump after leading protests to surrender to ICE, raising fears of retaliatory deportation.
Venezuela agrees to resume U.S. deportation flights after Trump sends migrants to prisons in El Salvador.
Trump administration ends attorney fee payments for 26,000 unaccompanied migrant children in immigration court.
Fort Myers council re-votes to let local police make immigration arrests after DeSantis threatens to replace officials.
Trump ends early the legal permission granted to 532,000 Haitians, Nicaraguans, Cubans, and Venezuelans to live and work in the U.S, tells them to leave or face arrest.
Judge vows to investigate if Trump defied deportation order using 1798 war powers: ‘I will get to the bottom of who ordered this,’ with Tuesday deadline for answers.
DHS shutters watchdog offices monitoring migrant kids, civil rights, detention conditions—calls them roadblocks to immigration enforcement.
Trump lawyers cite 1798 wartime law to justify entering homes without a warrant to search for undocumented immigrants.
DeSantis threatens to suspend local officials after Fort Myers rejects ICE training for police, citing powers he’s used before.
Judge slams administration’s ‘woefully insufficient’ deportation response, orders state secrets explanation by Friday, decision by March 25.
Judge warns of “consequences” as Trump administration resists disclosing deportation flight details, while AG Bondi attacks court’s authority.
DHS arrests Indian-born Georgetown fellow Monday night, moves him to ICE facility in Louisiana over alleged views on U.S.-Israel policy.
Trump administration considers using active-duty military to detain migrants in buffer zone at southern border.
For-profit prison company GEO Group fights to keep paying ICE detainees only $1 a day as profits soar under Trump.
Trump administration drops lawsuit against Texas law letting police arrest migrants, following similar moves in Iowa and Oklahoma.
Semisonic Slams Use of ‘Closing Time’ in White House Immigration Video: ‘They Have Missed the Point Entirely’
Judge Defied, Skeptical as Trump Admin Defends Deportation of Brown University Doctor; Hearing Set for Thursday
Pentagon deploys USS Gravely, a guided missile destroyer, to southern border—bringing heavy firepower into Coast Guard territory.
Attorneys release video of plainclothes agents arresting activist Mahmoud Khalil; agents refuse to identify themselves.
Trump invokes 227-year-old Alien Enemies Act for mass deportations; judge orders two planes mid-flight to turn back.
A second Columbia University student who joined campus protests was arrested for overstaying her student visa.
A federal judge ruled Friday against immigration advocates trying to block Trump’s Guantanamo Bay migrant transfers.
Trump plans to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 as early as Friday to allow the government to summarily arrest, detain, and deport non-citizens aged 14 and older.
The WH filed an emergency Supreme Court request to begin denying citizenship to U.S.-born children of undocumented parents born after Feb. 19.
A Trump executive order will require Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities beginning April 11.
Jailed activist Mahmoud Khalil will remain in custody into next week, but his lawyers have gained their first chance to speak with him privately since his arrest.
Federal prosecutors issued a criminal subpoena to a NY hotel housing asylum seekers, demanding full identification of all residents and the funding source.
The last 40 prisoners at Guantánamo Bay have been transferred to an immigration detention facility in Louisiana.