U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw’s ruling rejected the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) claims that the administration was returning to the previously condemned policies of widespread child separation by using minor criminal history as criteria to separate families. Keep Reading
U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam ruled against the administration and indicated that the executive branch attempting to build the wall without Congressional approval was a notable factor in his decision. Keep Reading
A federal appeals court heard arguments Tuesday on a bid to halt military funding for construction of President Donald Trump’s border wall as the pace of construction raises questions about whether time is running out for the administration’s critics. The administration has begun work on 129 miles (206 kilometers) of Pentagon-funded projects in California, Arizona and New… Keep Reading
Migrants awaiting deportation, claiming asylum at ports of entry, or committing an immigration violation with no other offenses would be subject to DNA collection. Keep Reading
House Homeland Security Committee chairman accused the administration of breaking the law by terminating the Flores agreement. Keep Reading
Judge seemed to agree with ACLU concerns that policy could result in the U.S. government sending asylum seekers back to dangerous circumstances. Keep Reading
Bureau wants to receive alerts "derived from constant monitoring of social media platforms based on keywords relevant to national security and location." Keep Reading
ACLU claims the Coast Guard searches boats in international waters for drugs and detains crewmembers for prolonged periods of time. Keep Reading
His release ends the long legal saga and questions over what power the U.S. government has to detain a U.S. citizen and what power the executive branch has. Keep Reading
ICE spokesman John Mohan responded that allegations of "inappropriate coordination" between USCIS and ICE are "unfounded." Keep Reading
