The Board of Immigration Appeals said an immigration judge reasonably denied a Cameroon man's bid for asylum based on multiple driving under the influence convictions, despite granting his application for withholding of removal to the African country.
NEW YORK — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers assigned to John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Human Trafficking Unit intercepted an active member of the New York City Fire Department serving as an Emergency Medical Technician…
LAREDO, Texas—U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the World Trade Bridge seized narcotics that totaled over $10,122,000 in street value.The seizure occurred on Monday, June 15, 2026, at the World Trade Bridge, when a CBP officer …
The Trump administration said it is appealing a Tennessee federal judge's decision to throw out the human smuggling charges that it brought against Kilmar Ábrego García.
The First Circuit has upheld the Board of Immigration Appeals' denial of a Brazilian family's asylum case after the mother said she was repeatedly abused by her former partner, pointing to evidence that she was never unable to leave him.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security proposed Monday raising the cost of applying for citizenship by $570, and doing away with reduced fees and fee waivers, saying the moves would help the agency recoup the cost of processing the applications.
During the week ending June 12, ICE removed several criminal illegal aliens convicted of crimes ranging from sexual assault of children to drug possession and murder.
Geoffrey K. Auyeung pleaded guilty in February and was sentenced June 9 for taking in fraud proceeds and forwarding them to coconspirators’ bank accounts and cryptocurrency addresses. In addition to the five-year sentence, he will also forfeit approximately $10 million.
Twenty-five of the aliens arrested were members or associates of some of the most brutal transnational and prison gangs in the world, including MS-13, Surenos 13, 18th Street, Tango Blast, Paisas, Chucos Tangos, Southwest Cholos, Brown and Proud, and La Primera.