ICE

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

Todd Lyons, Trump's acting ICE chief, was reportedly hospitalised twice over stress as officials described him as 'visibly upset' under pressure to deliver mass deportation targets.

Thea Felicity Mar 28, 2026

Animal shelters in the US face a crisis as immigration arrests lead to a surge in abandoned pets, highlighting the hidden costs of enforcement policies.

Corazon Victorino Mar 26, 2026

Elon Musk offered to pay TSA workers during a partial government shutdown, but the White House rejected the proposal, citing legal complications.

Thea Felicity Mar 26, 2026

Newly filed documents reveal ICE's misleading claims about arrest authority, prompting a DOJ correction in the African Communities Together v. Lyons case. Learn about implications for immigration enforcement and civil liberties.

Michael Toledo Mar 26, 2026

HBO's medical drama 'The Pitt' is under fire from MAGA supporters for its portrayal of ICE agents, prompting calls for boycott and subscription cancellations.

Thea Felicity Mar 21, 2026

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries has launched a discharge petition to fund key parts of the Department of Homeland Security, like TSA and FEMA, only if funding for ICE and CBP is removed.

Thea Felicity Mar 19, 2026

In a landmark case, ICE officers have admitted using Palantir's ELITE app to target arrests, raising constitutional concerns in Oregon.

Chelsie Napiza Mar 15, 2026

Dramatic footage from outside LA's Roybal Federal Building shows a protester carried on an ICE SUV's hood before crashing to the pavement at a late-night rally.

Bernadette B. Tixon Mar 14, 2026

Nancy Guthrie's anti-Trump and anti-ICE Facebook posts have resurfaced after the 84-year-old disappeared on 1 February, as investigators explore potential motives behind her suspected abduction.

Thea Felicity Mar 13, 2026

Jake Lang, the firebrand Jan 6 pardonee and Florida Senate hopeful, dismisses underage texting claims by citing his 16-year-old protest rule, raising questions over whether it is a defence or an admission as scrutiny intensifies amid NYC bomb blasts at his rally.

Clarizza Potoy Mar 11, 2026

Columbia's acting president, Claire Shipman, said the agents gained access to the building by telling a security attendant they were searching for a missing child.

Ria Pathak Mar 11, 2026

ICE agents are reportedly using Meta AI smart glasses to record and livestream communities during immigration raids, raising privacy concerns nationwide.

Crisnel Longino Mar 11, 2026

Sen. Warner and state officials warn ICE near polls could deter voters, while DHS says agents would only appear in response to public safety threats

Anna Katrina Sevilla Mar 10, 2026

A US kindergarten teacher allegedly used school records to report a pupil's immigrant parents to what she thought was an ICE hotline, only to reach a satirical tip line created by comedian Ben Palmer that now fields about 100 deportation calls a day.

Nobelle Borines Mar 09, 2026

Radiohead demands the removal of their song from an ICE social media post, highlighting a growing trend of artists opposing the use of their music in political campaigns.

Catherine Armecin Martin Feb 27, 2026

Da Vinki twins refuse ICE's request for a video claiming the agency 'doesn't hurt people,' earning praise from fans for standing up to authority.

Thea Felicity Feb 27, 2026

A Columbia University student was detained by DHS agents who allegedly misrepresented themselves. The incident sparked controversy and legal action.

Anna Katrina Sevilla Feb 27, 2026

A federal judge ruled that the IRS violated federal law by disclosing confidential taxpayer information to ICE, sparking legal challenges over data-sharing practices.

Akshay Puri Feb 27, 2026

The Department of Homeland Security reassures voters that ICE agents will not be present at polling stations during the upcoming midterm elections, addressing concerns of potential interference.

Glory Moralidad Feb 26, 2026

Federal authorities at a Minnesota detention centre have blocked pastors from visiting detainees, citing safety concerns, prompting a lawsuit alleging violations of religious rights.

Thea Felicity Feb 26, 2026

ICE whistleblower reveals unconstitutional training, cutting 200 hours from essential instruction. This risks law enforcement standards and public safety, sparking urgent calls for reform.

Crisnel Longino Feb 25, 2026