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US immigration authorities have expanded DNA collection, adding nearly one million profiles to a federal database, including children. This raises privacy concerns and questions about the programme's true intent.

Aiza Moraña Aug 03, 2026

ICE agents report exhaustion and frustration due to Trump's deportation quotas, with morale suffering as non-criminal arrests rise and serious crime investigations decline.

Christelle May Napiza Jul 22, 2026

A former ICE director highlights operational issues following 17 shootings involving ICE officers, questioning the agency's tactics, training, and recruitment amid increased reliance on traffic stops.

Thea Felicity Jul 22, 2026

Andrew Arrabaca, a former US Army soldier, is accused of setting fire to a Manhattan federal building. The incident is under investigation as an anti-government attack.

Christelle May Napiza Jul 20, 2026

An ICE agent in Maine allegedly asked his ex-wife to lie about his character following a controversial fatal shooting, with video evidence contradicting the agency's initial account.

Maybelyn B. Paden Jul 17, 2026

ICE has paused most routine vehicle stops nationwide after two fatal shootings in Texas and Maine, while reviewing enforcement tactics. The move is a temporary safety measure, not a policy change.

Thea Felicity Jul 15, 2026

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz supports Maine after ICE shooting of Joan Sebastian Guerrero, sparking political response and highlighting ongoing national debate over immigration enforcement practices.

Bernadette B. Tixon Jul 14, 2026

A security video shows a federal agent ramming a sedan with an SUV before fatally shooting the driver in Biddeford, Maine, raising questions about the use of force.

Robert Gorgonio Jul 14, 2026

A Colombian man was fatally shot by ICE agents in Biddeford, Maine, during an immigration operation, sparking public outrage and calls for transparency and accountability.

Crisnel Longino Jul 14, 2026

A young father was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Biddeford, Maine, sparking community outrage and calls for a thorough investigation into the use of lethal force by federal agents.

Christelle May Napiza Jul 13, 2026

ICE's fatal shooting of Houston father Lorenzo Salgado Araujo has triggered anger after DHS said he was not the target of the operation.

Welbert Bauyaban Jul 12, 2026

The fatal shooting of Mexican contractor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents in Houston has sparked national outrage, with his family disputing the official account and calling for an independent investigation.

Adrienne Martinez Jul 10, 2026

A man was hospitalised after a confrontation with federal agents at the Kane County Judicial Center. The incident, captured on video, highlights ongoing tensions over enforcement tactics.

Christelle May Napiza Jul 09, 2026

Savannah State University student-athlete Johan Sandoval was detained by ICE for alleged visa violations, prompting community support and a fundraising campaign for his legal costs.

John Tan Jul 08, 2026

David Streever sues DHS, alleging retaliation for a critical email sent to ICE's former acting director. The lawsuit claims federal agents' actions threaten free speech rights.

Christelle May Napiza Jul 06, 2026

Cody Lee Smith, 20, faces a longer sentence for threatening ICE agents than for threatening Trump, highlighting the statutory differences in federal law regarding threats against public officials.

Marty Vergel Baes Jul 06, 2026

A viral social media post questioning Puerto Rican citizenship sparked widespread criticism, reigniting debates on racial profiling and public understanding of US citizenship laws.

Ana Trenas Jun 10, 2026

ICE has stopped reporting deaths occurring within 30 days post-release, meeting transparency concerns from critics amid rising detainee deaths.

Thea Felicity Jun 05, 2026

The Trump administration launched Aliens.gov, a website using UFO-themed language to present immigration data, sparking online attention with its sci-fi tone and political messaging.

Tanmay Puri May 29, 2026

An ICE agent in Minnesota faces charges after allegedly firing his weapon during a January incident in Minneapolis.

Thea Felicity May 19, 2026

Donald Trump appoints David Venturella, a former private prison executive, as acting director of ICE, intensifying scrutiny over the agency's ties with private detention firms.

Glory Moralidad May 14, 2026

A Washington Post investigation uncovers increased use of force in US immigration detention centers, revealing systemic issues and lack of accountability, with detainees often subjected to chemical force.

Glory Moralidad May 05, 2026

A US court released Bryan Rafael Gómez, an undocumented immigrant, without knowing he was wanted for murder in the Dominican Republic, raising questions about ICE's information-sharing practices.

Thea Felicity May 05, 2026

House Republicans passed a Senate-approved budget resolution to fund U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, marking a first step toward securing funding without Democratic support.

Nick Suter Apr 30, 2026

Senate Republicans advance a $70B immigration enforcement plan via budget reconciliation, bypassing Democrats and deepening divisions as border security takes priority over bipartisanship.

Glory Moralidad Apr 23, 2026

Addison Rae's legal action against ICE over the unauthorised use of her song highlights artists' rights and political stances, contrasting with Taylor Swift's silence in a similar situation.

Clarizza Potoy Apr 19, 2026

Anti-immigration protests in the US have turned provocative, with demonstrators using sex toys to mock federal agents and criticise ICE enforcement under Trump's administration.

Glory Moralidad Apr 16, 2026

An immigrant sex worker allegedly leaked photos of Bryon Noem cross-dressing as revenge for Kristi Noem's hardline immigration policies during her tenure at Homeland Security.

Catherine Armecin Martin Apr 01, 2026

ICE agents are stationed outside Marine Corps graduation events at Parris Island, SC, screening families for immigration status in an unprecedented move.

Bernadette B. Tixon Mar 31, 2026

An ICE Officer admitted rape of a woman in custody, allegedly using access to her daughter as leverage. As sentencing nears, the resurfaced case raises urgent questions about abuse and oversight.

Marty Vergel Baes Mar 28, 2026