U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

ICE Moved 700 Women Out Of A Detention Center And Won’t Tell Lawyers Where They Are

Some of the women have serious medical issues, and lawyers worry they could die in detention.
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Another Detained Immigrant Has Died In ICE Custody

Nebane Abienwi, 37, from Cameroon had a "hypertensive event," U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said.
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Trump Administration Prosecuting More Mississippi Workers After ICE Raids

A new round of indictments targets poultry plant workers that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had previously released.
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New York City Bans Term ‘Illegal Alien’ In New Anti-Discrimination Guidelines

Those using the phrase with a harmful intent could be fined.
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Former ICE Head Thomas Homan Loses It During House Hearing

The meltdown shows he "can’t stand respecting brown immigrant woman’s power over him," Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) said.
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Women Are Being Denied Cancer Treatment, Psychiatric Help At ICE Detention Center

One woman has been denied cancer treatment for more than two months. Other detainees have attempted to kill themselves.
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Dozens Of Anti-ICE Protesters Arrested During Sit-In At NYC Microsoft Store

The demonstrators were protesting Microsoft's business ties with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Nearly 900 Detained Migrants Had Mumps In Past Year, CDC Says

The vast majority of the cases began while migrants were detained, not beforehand.
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DHS Blocks House Oversight Staff From Visiting Migrant Detention Centers

Oversight Committee Chair Rep. Elijah Cummings said DHS is blocking staff from visiting facilities after previous inspections revealed mistreatment of migrants.
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Migrants Imprisoned After Mississippi ICE Raid Get Little Mercy In Court

The Trump administration wants to imprison more than 70 workers swept up in a sprawling ICE raid, before sending them to immigration court.
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