Trump Signs Long-Delayed $19.1 Billion Disaster Aid Package
Republican lawmakers were initially wary of supporting additional hurricane recovery funding for Puerto Rico, which Trump vehemently opposed until recently. Keep Reading
Border Apprehensions Up 99 Percent from Last Year as Mexico Tariff Threat Looms
Acting CBP Commissioner sounds alarm on "a system-wide emergency that is severely impacting our workforce." Keep Reading
Trump Announces New Tariffs on Mexico to Force Cooperation on Illegal Immigration
Tariffs imposed on all goods imported from Mexico beginning June 10 unless that country does more to help reduce illegal immigration from Central America. Keep Reading
Trump Puts DOJ on Crash Course with Intelligence Agencies
Trump’s order directed intelligence agencies to fully comply with Attorney General William Barr’s look at “surveillance activities” during the 2016 election. Keep Reading
Trump Picks Obama-Era Border Patrol Chief Mark Morgan to Lead ICE
Matthew Albence has been serving as acting director for less than a month, after Trump withdrew the nomination of Ron Vitiello on the grounds that he wanted "to go in a tougher direction." Keep Reading
Trump Complained to Twitter CEO About Lost Followers: Source
The meeting, which was organized by the White House, came hours after Trump again attacked the social media company over his claims it is biased. Keep Reading
From ‘Concept of Collusion’ to Obstruction Questions: Highlights from the Mueller Report
"Efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful... because the persons who surrounded the President declined to carry out orders." Keep Reading
What Will Happen at DHS? Former ICE Acting Director Homan, DHS CSO Marshall Weigh in
"All it’s going to take is one bad day" with "mass confusion within the upper ranks," warns former CSO. Keep Reading
Trump Is Again Considering Dramatic Action on Immigration: Here’s Why
In recent days, Trump has floated everything from closing the border with Mexico to getting rid of immigration judges to reportedly advising border agents to defy the law. Keep Reading
DHS Management Undersecretary Grady Out in Latest Agency Shakeup
Claire Grady started her third-in-command post on Aug. 8, 2017. She was acting deputy secretary and should have been next in line to replace Nielsen. Keep Reading
Nielsen Out at DHS, Trump Tweets; McAleenan to Take Acting Role
"Nielsen will be leaving her position, and I would like to thank her for her service," Trump tweeted. Keep Reading
Ports Open or Closed? Nielsen Heads to Border as Economic Impact Warnings Sound
"If no action, Border, or large sections of Border, will close. This is a National Emergency!" Trump tweeted today after days of threats. Keep Reading
McMahon Tapping Out at Small Business Admin for Trump Fundraiser Post
Trump allies have spent weeks searching for someone to chair the super PAC, which campaign officials view as a key plank in the president’s reelection effort. Keep Reading
In Shock Move, Trump Overturns New North Korea Sanctions Designations Via Tweet
In a shock move announced on Twitter, President Trump Friday reversed his administration's decision to designate two shipping companies based in China for helping North Korea evade international sanctions — apparently blindsiding Treasury officials. Keep Reading
Here’s What Trump Wants for CBP, ICE and Border Wall in FY 2020 Budget
The overall funding request for Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a 19 percent increase from fiscal year 2019. Keep Reading
Trump Warns Europe He Will Free ISIS Fighters if Allies Won’t Prosecute Them
Trump, who intends to pull U.S. troops out of northern Syria, said the likely destination for the militants would be European countries. Keep Reading
‘Tolerance for Illegal Immigration Is Cruel,’ Trump Says in State of the Union Border Plea
President didn't reveal in his annual address whether he's planning to declare a national emergency to get funds. Keep Reading
Trump Duct Tape Stories Perplex Human Trafficking Experts
Specifically, in public remarks at the White House, border and farming conventions, the president has been talking about tape on the mouths of migrant women. Keep Reading
Dinged by Illegal Hires, Trump Companies Agree to Use E-Verify
The Washington Times reported last month that just five of the 565 companies in the president’s empire were signed up for the system. Keep Reading
Shutdown Ends Without Funding for Trump’s Border Wall
President Trump signed a three-week funding bill on Friday night, formally bringing an end to the partial government shutdown. Keep Reading