Trump’s Budget Calls for Tightening Border Security with a Wall, New Agents
President Trump’s new 2018 budget asks for $2.6 billion to begin building a wall along the border of Mexico.
President Trump’s new 2018 budget asks for $2.6 billion to begin building a wall along the border of Mexico.
The second-in-command at Immigration and Customs Enforcement is leaving his job of overseeing detention and deportations to take a position with a private prison.
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.
The number of “Dreamers” deported has soared in the first few months of Donald Trump’s administration.
Arrests of undocumented immigrants increased 32.6% in the first weeks of Donald Trump taking office.
More than 1,000 people held at immigration detention centers reported being sexually assaulted in a little more than two years, according to an advocacy group, which cited Homeland Security data.
The Trump administration has temporarily ceased publishing a controversial weekly report about municipalities that won’t work with federal immigration officials.
Federal agents arrested 153 undocumented immigrants and others throughout Texas during a 12-day operation that ended Friday.