Records obtained by Newsweek reveal 148 allegations of misconduct and potential crimes.

An argument escalated outside an Orlando apartment building, leading to the ICE agent's arrest, police said.

Two Ecuadorian women injured in a Florida crash were questioned about immigration status in hospital before ICE detention.

Prisciliano Trejo Ricano died after being diagnosed with leukemia after having been held in ICE detention in Georgia.

A former Venezuelan army major and Florida grandfather remains in ICE custody though a court dismissed his DUI charge.

ICE detainee says officers used force and pepper spray after summoning migrants to meeting they called a “trick”

Detained at a green card interview, Lydia Rabara Swinburne was split from her family for weeks until a judge ordered her release.

Daughter of terror suspect alleges unsanitary food, delayed medical care and family separation during 10 months in ICE custody.

Mohommad Nazeer Paktyawal died after spending one day in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in Dallas.

Body-worn camera footage, photos, and evidence logs were released almost a year after Martinez was killed in South Padre Island.

The federal agent who fatally shot a U.S. citizen in Texas last year has been identified in a police report obtained by Newsweek.

Joshua Orta, 25, was killed in a car accident in Texas over the weekend, attorneys told Newsweek

Ruben Ray Martinez was shot through his driver's-side window in South Padre Island, Texas.

While the 23-year-old's death was reported in March 2025, it was not made clear that a federal agent fired the fatal shot.

Three ICE agents accidentally shot themselves in the leg during routine training exercises within two days last year.

Four women held at Camp East Montana spoke out about conditions via audio recordings and handwritten statements.

What began as a high-profile federal enforcement operation has become one of the most damaging episodes for the administration.

“He wasn’t looking for trouble. He wasn’t instigating anything. It’s disturbing how he’s being portrayed," Dr. Aasma Shaukat said.

The woman said she was just trying to get to a medical appointment when agents arrested her.

Randal Alberto Gamboa-Esquivel suffered an “unspecified psychosis," the Department of Homeland Security told Newsweek.

The witness said a passenger, believed to be the woman's wife, was kneeling on the ground covered in blood.

An ICE detainee told Newsweek staff ordered her out, checked her phone and files, then returned her to detention.

Jake Lang told Newsweek that the Proud Boys and other participants in the Capitol riot should carry out immigration enforcement.

Business leaders and Hispanic groups call for legal work permits for long-term, tax-paying immigrant workers amid labor shortages.

The mayor said that he backs the deportation of "dangerous" people, but has concerns over the removal of law-abiding immigrants.

Newsweek spoke with the attorney of a detainee and the friend of another. Both described harrowing conditions at the remote facility.

Officials deny Carla Rodriguez's claims that ICE agents tackled her husband to the ground and beat him.

Exclusive footage obtained by Newsweek shows the moment the wife and son are led away by President Trump's immigration enforcers.

"My husband himself even being from Iran supported Trump," his wife Morgan Karimi told Newsweek in an exclusive statement.

A Georgia mother who has been in the U.S. for more than two decades was apprehended by federal immigration agents in Atlanta.

The sophomore told Newsweek that most people in his friendship group face an uncertain future at the Ivy League school.

For teachers at Montgomery Blair, immigration enforcement is not just a political topic —it's a daily reality.

"She said Stewart is a nightmare, it's overcrowded, everyone is crying all the time," family friend Hannah Jones told Newsweek.

Blong Yang, the son of a war hero who fought alongside U.S. forces during the "Secret War" in Laos, was apprehended by ICE.

Video appears to show agents pushing residents in Massachusetts after police received a report of approximately 25 individuals gathered around a federal agent.

Medical experts who reviewed the case for Newsweek said a routine blood test could have saved the 45-year-old's life.

Juan Alejandro Munoz had been on his way to pick up his children when he was stopped by ICE agents.

"There's so much lawlessness in the administration," David Gomez told Newsweek in an exclusive interview from inside a detention center.

"It's just torn us apart, messed our life up for literally no reason, and it's happening to so many families," His wife, Peyton Harsono told Newsweek.

Agents allegedly slammed the south Texas pastor against a car door in front of his teenage daughter.

Her daughter claimed that ICE agents said that they "wouldn't leave empty-handed."

"If my mom were to go back, that would be the last time that we see our mom," Her daughter, Lisbet Azucena Avila, told Newsweek.

"If you're wondering whether or not this is a big deal, I can confirm that it is," said an advocate for military families.