ICE
The latest on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (or ICE). Founded in 2003 under President George W. Bush, the federal agency is tasked with crime related to the U.S. border and illegal immigration. The agency is a division of the Department of Homeland Security.
Hyundai immigration raid could backfire on Trump: 'Optics look terrible'
The massive raid on a South Korean battery plant in Georgia comes up against the president's push for more foreign investment.
Countries now understand "rules of the game" after Hyundai raid, says Noem
Noem made the remarks in London at the "Five Eyes" summit, which brought interior ministers together to discuss border security.
Man detained by ICE days after daughter's birth
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) told Newsweek that the man was arrested for assault in the third degree, resisting, and obstruction of justice.
Immigrant New York farm workers issue warning over ICE raids
Smaller farms producing dairy and apples are under growing pressure as the Trump administration increases its immigration enforcement.
Trump urges investors to 'respect' immigration laws after Hyundai raid
South Korea is sending a plane to pick up about 300 of its citizens.
South Korea issues update on Georgia Hyundai plant ICE raid
Seoul has reached a deal to bring home its citizens detained in Thursday's immigration raid on a factory, the government said.
Chicago mayor promises to defend city after newest Donald Trump "threats"
The president has used his platform on Truth Social to highlight crime statistics and commentary on Chicago in recent weeks.
Chicago celebrates Mexican Independence Day events as Trump threat looms
Chicago's Mexican Independence Day celebrations proceed amid Trump's threats to deploy troops and immigration agents to the city.
Millions of migrants could now face mandatory detention
President Trump won the 2024 presidential election having pledged to crack down on illegal immigration into the U.S.
Ice detains woman with cancer who lawmaker said had green card for 2 years
A U.S. lawmaker who met with the migrant says that she is only receiving Tylenol and stomach ulcer medicine for her leukemia.
Hyundai responds to ICE raid on Georgia site
South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lee Jaewoong said the detained workers were part of a "network of subcontractors."
South Korea responds to ICE raid on Hyundai plant in Georgia
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said that approximately 450 individuals had been taken into custody following the raid.
Green card holder says he was racially profiled by ICE
Israel Urquilla Villatoro said the agents did not identify themselves, provide name tags or explain their authority.
ICE data shows steady rise in immigrants self-deporting
The number of people leaving the country voluntarily is still relatively meager.
MMA fighter wants to join ICE to hurt Indian workers
Referring to Indians boasting of taking U.S. tech jobs, Aaron Ely said he will slam their faces into the pavement.
ICE detains dad who entered US with green card 50 years ago—Family
ICE said Nael Shamma of Michigan "has a two-decade-long rap sheet" that led to his green card being revoked.
US immigration to form new police force to probe visa applications
"I'm expecting this to have a chilling effect on fraudulent applications," USCIS director Joseph Edlow said.
The notorious prison chosen as latest ICE facility
The "Louisiana Lockup" was revealed as the newest federal immigration detention site, intended to house hundreds of detainees.
Man charged for towing government SUV during Tatiana Martinez's arrest
Bobby Nunez, 33, is accused of interfering with a federal operation in downtown Los Angeles when he moved an ICE vehicle.
Sheriff criticizes "irritatingly high" standards of care in ICE facilities
Former Pinal County, Arizona, Sheriff Mark Lamb made the remarks, saying the high standards put officers off contracting with the agency.
Trump administration will pay local law enforcement to help ICE
Starting Oct. 1, DHS said participating agencies will receive full coverage for the salary and benefits of trained 287(g) officers.
Green card applicant after 26-day ICE detention—"I love this country"
"We're law-abiding citizens, and we've followed the path that they have recommended for us," the applicant's wife told Newsweek.
Gavin Newsom responds after legal win against Donald Trump
District Judge Charles Breyer stopped short of ordering the troops' immediate removal but said his ruling would take effect next week.
Trump suffers court defeat over ICE raids
A judge ruled that the Trump administration's use of the National Guard to tackle immigration protests in L.A. violated the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878.
Oregon moves to ban "secret police" in state
Two lawmakers are backing a bipartisan amendment to let voters decide whether to change the state constitution to ban "secret police."
ICE detains woman with green card who passed US citizenship exam—spouse
Los Angeles shop owner Hooshang Aghdassi said ICE detained his wife, Sharareh Moghadam, after she finished her citizenship exam.
Trump admin says 70% of ICE detainees do not have criminal convictions
The Trump administration has insisted that the majority of immigrants being detained by ICE are known criminals.
ICE detains dad with green card for over 3 months after return from funeral
A man returning from his sister's funeral overseas was apprehended at O'Hare airport in June over a decades-old crime.
ICE raids loom over mass US naturalization ceremony
A naturalization ceremony is scheduled for the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky, at 1 p.m. Friday.
Scientists make surprising find about Arctic sea ice loss
"This pause should not be confused with a sign of recovery."