Trump's immigration arrests in Chicago raise questions about 4th Amendment violations
President Donald Trump has said his administration is targeting dangerous criminals, but attorneys working with those detained in Chicago say many do not have criminal records. Attorneys say many arrests appear to flagrantly violate protections against unreasonable search and seizure.
Several Quaker groups filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security over Trump’s decision to end ICE’s ...
ICE arrests, including “collateral arrests,” are up — and often in front of cameras. But experts say the data is incomplete — and hoaxes abound.
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Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove has visited Chicago to personally observe the start of an immigration enforcement ...
The president's executive order suspends refugee resettlement, which led to canceled flights to Chicago for more than 100 ...
North suburban school districts, as well as Oakton College in the north suburbs, are communicating with students about ...
The Trump administration is terminating an immigration program that currently protects hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. from deportation.
Chicago aldermen told Fox News Digital that city officials are not listening to constituents' concerns about illegal immigrants and slammed Mayor Brandon Johnson's handling of the issue.
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