U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided pivotal assistance to the investigation that led to the denaturalization of Carlos Noe Gallegos, a convicted child sex offender. The U.S. attorney’s office made the announcement.
SAN DIEGO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Otay Mesa Cargo Facility seized over 900 pounds of liquid methamphetamine concealed in the fuel tank of a tractor-trailer.The seizure occurred March 2, when CBP officers encountered…
Yemeni nationals who received temporary deportation protections in the U.S. due to an ongoing armed conflict in Yemen lodged a putative class action on Thursday in New York federal court to block the Trump administration's termination of their humanitarian relief.
A New York federal judge on Thursday trimmed but refused to throw out First Amendment claims brought by activist Mahmoud Khalil and other Columbia University past and present students who accuse the federal government of coercing Columbia to suppress their speech, finding that at this stage in the litigation, the students have adequately alleged violations of their rights.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a pair of bills on Thursday, one banning U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and other law enforcement officers from hiding their faces with masks, and another prohibiting impersonators from misusing badges and insignia.
A D.C. federal judge denied U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's push to escape a suit alleging it's unlawfully using a regulation to shield records about detained immigrants held in Michigan jails, rejecting its arguments that the Freedom of Information Act could provide relief.
California residents facing federal deportation proceedings would receive legal representation under a new bill introduced by state Assemblymember Mia Bonta.
An Ecuadoran woman can't reopen U.S. immigration proceedings through an ineffective-counsel claim when the person she hired to help her is not an attorney and did not hold himself out as one, the Board of Immigration Appeals has decided.
New Jersey wage and hour protections require employers to pay employees regardless of their immigration status, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday, finding that state law doesn't clash with federal immigration law prohibiting the employment of immigrants living in the country without legal permission.
The state of California on Thursday threw its support behind a group of immigrants held at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement camp in the Mojave Desert who accuse the Trump administration of subjecting them to "dangerous conditions and pervasive abuses."