Under the memo, first reported by the Washington Post, ICE is now authorized to deport non-citizens — including long-term U.S. residents — to third countries with only 24 hours’ notice. In “exigent ...

A former acting ICE director told Newsweek that increased resources could allow the agency to deport public safety risks.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will generally wait at least 24 hours to deport someone after informing them of ...

Congress has given the administration more money for the president’s immigration agenda. The Supreme Court has also given officials more leeway for deportations.

Legal experts say these "bad faith" tactics employed by ICE not only pressure people to self-deport, but also make it less likely criminal suspects are charged if victims or witnesses who are ...

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Why are so many local law enforcement agencies helping the federal government with deportations? And why is it making people so nervous? A community meeting with Beaufort County Sheriff P.J. Tanner ...