DOJ Disperses Crime-Fighting Grants to Cities That Help Feds Crack Down on Illegal Immigration
Local police departments that cooperate with federal immigration officials will be given preferential treatment for crime-fighting funds.
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Latinos Less Likely to Report Domestic Violence Because of Fears of Deportation
The Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration appears to have made victims of domestic violence less likely to report the incidents because of fears of deportation.
Deal to Protect ‘Dreamers’ Endangered by Trump’s Hard-Line Immigration Plan
Hopes of a bi-partisan measure to protect younger immigrants, known as “dreamers,” from being deported may have been dashed after President Trump’s administration released a list of hard-line crackdown on immigration.
Homeland Security to Phase Out Parts of DACA
Homeland Security has rolled out a plan to deal with the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Authorities Warn Houston Flood Victims of Homeland Security Impersonators
Authorities are warning flood victims in Houston that Homeland Security impersonators are telling residents to evacuate before burglarizing their homes.
Houston Mayor Offers to Help Immigrants Facing Deportation in Midst of Flooding
Aware that some undocumented immigrants want call for help from flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said he would help any immigrant who faces deportation for requesting assistance.
Border Patrol Detains 30 Immigrants Who Entered U.S. Through Tunnel
Border Patrol believe 30 immigrants used an underground tunnel to cross a Southern California border.
Appeals Court: Border Patrol in Ohio Didn’t Target People Who Looked Hispanic
Border Patrol agents in Ohio did not racially discriminate several Hispanic people who were stopped by the Sandusky Bay Station, according to a federal appellate court.