U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Lawsuit Aims To Keep Immigrants From Being Stuck In Detention Because They Can't Afford Bond

Civil rights groups say judges and immigration agents are setting bond amounts that some individuals can't pay.
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Mexican Nationals Say They Were Deported Without Their IDs, Money And Possessions

A complaint to the Department of Homeland Security alleges agents broke protocol by not returning belongings to people they deported.
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Asylum Seekers To Clinton: Don't Let Us Be Deported To Our Deaths

At least 100 asylum seekers could be deported next week to Bangladesh, where they fear they could be killed.
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These Immigrants Died In Government Custody, And That Could Have Been Prevented

A new report reveals failures to provide adequate care for eight detainees.
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Why Hillary Clinton's Argument For Keeping Children From Coming To The U.S. Doesn't Work

The courts have found that "deterrence" is not a valid policy justification.
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Obama Didn't Mention Deportation Raid Rift In State Of The Union

The White House is defending the policy, which has created a rift with congressional Democrats.
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Obama Facing Party Flare-Up Over Deportation Raids Hours Before State Of The Union

The White House isn't budging on its deportation policies, and Democrats aren't happy.
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ICE Lied To Get Inside Immigrants' Homes During Raids, Lawyers Say

The Southern Poverty Law Center is investigating possible constitutional violations.
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White House Isn't Backing Down On Deportation Raids Targeting Families

Officials say the immigrant women and children being picked up are within its priorities for enforcement.
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They've Lived Their Lives As Americans, But They Can Still Be Deported [UPDATE]

Thousands of foreign-born adoptees are at risk without citizenship.
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