The decision, in a case affecting immigrants known as “dreamers,” could open the DACA program to new applicants, lawyers say.

Geography is out to make way for more questions about American history and government.

The measures have been large and small, sweeping and narrow, legal and physical.

Guards searched detainees after meetings with attorneys, attending chapel or going out of their dorm area, against federal detention policies.

Of nearly 9.500 unaccompanied immigrant children screened by a Miami nonprofit in 2019, about one in 10 reported verbal abuse by Customs and Border Protection officers.

House Judiciary Committee released report Tuesday morning on the government’s “zero tolerance” policy that separated thousands of children from their families at the U.S. border.

Former DHS official and Republican staffer Luke Bellocchi will be first in the position.

Preliminary report from advocates urges congressional Democrats to dig deeper into the detention center’s medical treatment of women in its custody.

A federal judge ordered the U.S. government to finalize a “binary choice” model for migrant families in custody.

A short history of the Border Patrol’s Central Processing Center in McAllen, Tex., and its chain-link detention pens.

In the battleground state of Arizona, the acting Homeland Security chief suggests a public health crisis would ensue if Biden wins the presidency and overturns Trump’s immigration policies.

Hundreds of migrant children are scattered across the country, living in foster care or with relatives, during a pandemic that has all but halted the legal effort to locate their parents.

ICE said Friday it expanded “Operation Rise” to Philadelphia, Denver, New York, Seattle, Baltimore and Washington.

U.S. authorities made 54,771 apprehensions along the Mexican border last month and noted a soaring recidivism rate, with 37 percent of arrests involving people who had tried to cross illegally before.

Lawyers said the settlement, pending a judge’s approval, would be the largest known payout over civil immigrant detentions and serves as a warning to other jurisdictions that help U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Publicity component of ICE “sanctuary op” syncs with Trump campaign themes.

The measures will require companies to pay foreign workers more and narrow eligibility for hiring.

A State Department notice to Congress cites the coronavirus and a backlog of asylum claims as explanation for the low number of refugees who will be allowed to enter the country.

The operation is likely to start in California next month, according to officials with knowledge of the plans.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is preparing a ceremony for the president to mark 400 miles of new barriers.

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