Immigration

With law enforcement releasing little information about the events about the death of Silverio Villegas González, one advocate said "we have to stitch this together ourselves."

Deivy Aleman crossed the southern border seven years ago and had been regularly checking in with ICE, but he was told in his last meeting he'd be deported if he didn't leave.

Immigration officials detained a grandmother and seamstress who has lived in the U.S. for more than 30 years at a routine check-in, sparking protests from community members.

Schools in Washington reopened late last month against the backdrop of a law enforcement surge that brought masked immigration agents into normally quiet neighborhoods.

Attorneys representing the children reviewed the report and said some children are still being held for several weeks or months, often without justification.

Family members of a man shot after he allegedly dragged an ICE officer with his car had called for footage to be released.

Critics say the outcome harms public safety by making those without legal status unlikely to report crimes and cooperate with police.

Amid concerns that the raid could disrupt efforts to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., Trump said foreign workers are "welcome" in the country.

Paradegoers championed their heritage and some displayed signs calling for justice for a man fatally shot by an immigration agent.

Trump on social media said foreign workers are "welcome," even as the immigration operation stunned a key U.S. ally.

Some 300 workers returned home to cheers and emotional reunions on Friday, after being detained in an event that sent shockwaves across the key U.S. ally.