The Latest Breaking News from Immigration

Reported email by state official confirms state will shutter prison though governor Ron DeSantis has appealed

A federal judge is questioning whether a Spanish-language journalist arrested at a June protest can remain in immigration detention after charges against him were dropped

Department of Homeland Security threatens lawsuits and massive tax bills to collect balances ‘owed’ by thousands of immigrants

There are worrying signs that this uber-wealthy wave of migrants don’t truly understand British values. Have they even been to the big Asda?, writes Frances Ryan

Violent incidents involving migrants spark intense debate on public safety, Islamophobia, and free speech across European nations, highlighting the complex challenges governments must navigate amid growing tensions.

Federal judge delays deportation of Quilmar Abrego-Garcia, highlighting legal complexities in immigration cases.

Federal hearing on Kilmer Obrego Garcia's deportation case raises questions about immigration law complexities and justice.

When the U.S. government signs contracts with private technology companies, the fine print rarely reaches the public. Palantir Technologies, however, has attracted more and more attention over the past decade because of the size and scope of its contracts with the government.

As Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportation flights reach record highs, the airlines running the trips have taken steps to make it more difficult to track the planes used to carry shackled people across the country and around the world