ICE Urges Justice Department to Reopen Privatized Facilities for Illegal Immigrants
Immigration and Custom’s Enforcement is urging the Justice Department to reopen at least two privatized facilities to help house an influx of illegal immigrants.
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ICE Special Agent Charged in Alleged Pay-to-Stay Immigration Scheme
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent is accused of a pay-to-stay immigration scheme.
ICE HSI Special Agent Makes Heroic Rescue of Child, Woman in Burning Car
As Homeland Security Investigations Special Agent John DeJohn was driving home from a fishing trip in Corpus Christi, Texas, he spotted a vehicle that had crashed in a field.
Homeland Security Memo Says ICE Is Running Out of Money Because of Detention Surge
Is the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency running out of money because of a surge in the number of immigrants in detention?
Homeland Security Released Nearly 20,000 Criminal Immigrants in 2015
Homeland Security released nearly 20,000 criminal immigrants in 2015, largely because the convicts’ countries wouldn’t take them back.
ICE Employees Complain of Pervasive Discrimination, Mismanagement, Harassment
The issues are so pervasive, the union argued, that ICE employees filed 18 discrimination suits in just San Diego.
American Families of Victims Killed By Drug Traffickers Sue HSBC Bank for Allegedly Laundering Money and Supporting Cartels
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com American families of victims killed by “ruthless” Mexican drug cartels are suing the HSBC Holdings PLC, saying it “knowingly provided continuous and systematic material support to the cartels and their acts of terrorism by laundering billions of dollars for them.” “As a proximate result of HSBC’s material support to the Mexican drug…
Two Dozen High-Ranking Members of Sinaloa Drug Cartel Captured
The operation was led by Homeland Security with the help of U.S. Customs, FBI and DEA.