A federal judge has barred Border Patrol agents from stopping or arresting individuals in California’s Central Valley without reasonable suspicion or probable cause, following controversial immigration sweeps in January that led to nearly 80 arrests.
Two members of Congress are calling on the Homeland Security director to address alarming allegations in a Michigan ACLU report that accused Border Patrol of “blatant racial profiling.”
Two U.S. citizens who were detained by Border Patrol agents at a convenience store in Montana for speaking Spanish have reached a settlement in a lawsuit they filed against the Trump administration.
A trial is set to begin today over conditions at detention centers at several of Border Patrol’s stations in Arizona.
Federal authorities are mulling a plan to expand the U.S. government’s facial recognition system by requiring all travelers, including Americans, to be photographed as they are departing or entering the country.
The Justice Department is trying to force Facebook to disclose the names of everyone who interacted with an event page about an anti-Donald Trump rally during the presidential inauguration.
The FBI ran 23 child pornography websites as part of an investigation to catch pedophiles, according to newly unsealed documents.
The ACLU is urging the Justice Department to investigate the use of facial recognition technology to determine whether it violates the rights of millions of Americans and disproportionately affects people of color.
