Border Patrol Reverts to Quick Deportations to Protect Agents from Coronavirus
The U.S. Border Patrol in Arizona is reverting to quick deportations to protect agents from the coronavirus.
The U.S. Border Patrol in Arizona is reverting to quick deportations to protect agents from the coronavirus.
President Trump warned Monday night that ICE will be deporting “millions” of undocumented immigrants beginning next week.
Francisco Cantú’s memoir, “The Line Becomes a River,” chronicles the four years he spent as a Border Patrol agent in the deserts of the American southwest.
The Trump administration has slapped visa sanctions against four countries for their refusal to allow for the return of citizens whom the U.S. is trying to deport.
Just minutes after dropping off his 12-year-old daughter at a school in California, ICE agents arrested her father, Romulo Avelicia-Gonzalez, for being in the country illegally.
Outraged by the actions of Donald Trump, former Attorney General Eric Holder is leading the legal fight against the president and is even considering running for president in 2020.
Shortly after President Trump took office, about half of the 675 immigrants detained across the U.S. either had no criminal convictions or had traffic violations.
Arrests of undocumented immigrants increased 32.6% in the first weeks of Donald Trump taking office.