‘An Act of State Terrorism’: U.S. Hostages Suffer in Iran as Families Cry for Help
The Islamic Republic has directly been inflicting its own brand of terror through its ongoing, brutal practice of hostage-taking. Keep Reading
Yazidi Survivors of ISIS’ Cruelty Face Hurdles in Finding Justice
Former sex slaves have found telling of captivity so retraumatizing that they decided it was better to stay silent. Keep Reading
UK Expert Discusses Preventing Terrorism, Limits of Deportation, and Radicalized Children
Security versus civil liberties. How to safeguard the population from the actions of terrorists, while at the same time preserving fundamental rights such as freedom of speech, movement and association? Keep Reading
ICE’s Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Program Celebrates 15 Years of Captures
Currently, the 50-member team leverages the knowledge and expertise of a select group of agents, lawyers, intelligence specialists, criminal research specialists and historians who direct the agency’s broader enforcement efforts against these offenders. Keep Reading
ICE Arrests 33 with History of Human Rights Violations During Operation No Safe Haven IV
Those arrested include four Chinese individuals — some of whom were hospital employees — who assisted in or directly conducted forced abortions and sterilizations upon victims in China. Keep Reading
Liberian Warlord ‘Jungle Jabbah’ Receives Historic Sentence in Immigration Fraud Case
Mohammed Jabbateh had been living in East Lansdowne, Pa. He was found guilty in October 2017 of two counts of fraud in immigration documents and two counts of perjury. Keep Reading
