Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said on Tuesday that SWAT-like teams would not be needed to back up Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts in so-called sanctuary cities if local officials there would help with immigration enforcement. Keep Reading
CBP officers found the package to contain a human brain specimen inside of a clear glass mason jar without any paperwork or documentation in support of its lawful entry into the United States. Keep Reading
New data show the number of people immigrating to Canada increased by 26% between 2015 and 2019, and is projected to rise higher as the country seeks to overcome the aging of its workforce – a serious problem in all Western nations. Keep Reading
Gov. Ned Lamont did not respond directly to questions about the subpoenas and a spokesman directed questions to the Judicial Branch, on which the subpoenas were served. Keep Reading
For the first time, federal immigration authorities Friday served subpoenas on a local law enforcement agency in California in a bid to obtain migrant-arrest information protected by the state's sanctuary state laws. Keep Reading
CBP deployed biometric facial comparison technology to all pedestrian lanes at the port during the week of February 10, 2020. The technology will enhance the identity verification process for lawful entry into the United States. Keep Reading
Friday’s flight carried 106 Mexican nationals to Guadalajara from Tucson. The Government of Mexico will provide additional transportation to the cities of origin. Keep Reading
CBP officers from the Area Port of Baltimore initially encountered the ancient coins in April 2009 during an inspection of air cargo that arrived from London. This specific parcel was destined to a coin collector in Missouri. Keep Reading
The company (operating under the TransPerfect Staffing name) restricted its recruitment and hiring of attorneys for a document review project to U.S. citizens only, and later, to U.S. citizens without dual citizenship. Keep Reading
A Government Accountability Office report says the Transportation Security Administration has not documented its process for monitoring whether its screeners are taking required training programs. Keep Reading
