Florida Representative Greg Steube introduced a new piece of legislation on Wednesday that would fundamentally change who can collect federal welfare benefits. The bill, titled the American Families ...
A federal lawsuit expected to be filed next week in South Florida could reopen a path to U.S. residency for thousands of Cuban immigrants who entered the country legally but now find themselves ...
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has awarded $1 billion in contracts to build the Mexican border wall to a company ...
By suing Republican states and making sharp reversals in old cases, the Trump administration is using courts to fast-track ...
Immigration agents are seeking custody of an illegal migrant accused of viciously beating his three-year-old nephew to death. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a detainer request for ...
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Man pleads guilty in Tampa federal court to racketeering conspiracy, exploiting migrant farmworkers
The victims were immigrant workers with H-2A visas hired to harvest fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products, the DOJ said.
Who is the guard behind the patch? How a patch from his uniform surfaced outside the remote Everglades ICE detention center.
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Officers at 'Alligator Alcatraz' Wore Grim Reaper Patches on Their Uniforms, Fired Guard Says
To determine whether guards inside the facility were actually wearing the patch, the Miami Herald contacted a detainee who ...
President Trump spoke to Republican lawmakers gathering at his golf club in Florida. G.O.P. members of Congress are eager to show their work to ease Americans’ economic stress before the midterm ...
Chile's most right-wing president in over three decades, Jose Antonio Kast, was sworn in Wednesday on a promise to tackle surging rates of violent crime and carry out mass migrant deportations.
The long-held practice of faith leaders ministering to detained migrants has become far more contentious — and consequential — as detention numbers soar across the country during the Trump ...
In a Tampa federal courtroom, 53-year-old Alexander Villatoro Moreno, known as "Quichi," admitted his role in a racketeering ...
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