Kathryn Brady with the Muslim Legal Fund of America called it a "miracle." With no warning, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement released her client — Egyptian imam and chaplain Ayman Soliman — on Sept. 19 and reinstated his asylum protections after keeping him locked up for 73 days and threatening to deport him to a country where he said he would face certain death.
An investigation by the ICE Office of Professional Responsibility in San Diego led to the arrest of Gregory John Curcio, 68, who is accused of doxxing an ICE attorney by posting her personal information online and urging others to harass her.
A Massachusetts federal judge on Friday said Trump administration officials may be "wordsmithing," as she asked a government lawyer to explain why some migrants trying to adjust their status from humanitarian parole to legal residency are still being told their applications are on hold despite a court order to resume processing them.
A Florida federal judge ruled Thursday that immigration officials can't transfer a noncitizen out of the Middle District of Florida until the court rules on his habeas petition, and that the individual has a right to a bond hearing — rather than being subject to mandatory detention — because of his current residency in the U.S.
LAREDO, Texas—U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations officers at the Laredo Port of Entry seized hard narcotics in two separate enforcement actions that totaled over $2,852,000 in street value. “Our CBP officers at…
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Trump administration can hold onto $4 billion in frozen foreign aid funding while Congress considers a proposal to cut it, pausing a lower court order that required the federal government to spend the money before the end of the month.
ICE announced financial awards to 287(g) partners in Florida Sept. 26, highlighting the program’s success, its Florida partnerships and the benefits it provides in the public safety and national security realms.