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The secretive rollout of NY1 — a new immigration courtroom located in a DHS space on the third floor of 26 Federal Plaza — has unnerved immigrants and advocates alike.

Ahmed Soliman’s attorneys fear he may have been sent to one of Equatorial Guinea’s notorious torture prisons.

Immigration sweeps have upended Passaic, NJ, with videos showing federal agents arresting dozens of people on the street and from their homes, including at least one U.S. citizen.

After José Efraín Chajón Raxón died following a medical emergency in Delaney Hall, his Guatemalan community in San Juan Sacatepéquez raised thousands to bring him home — weeks before U.S. officials co...

More children than ever before are being forced to face immigration judges by themselves without legal representation, advocates say.

A man was arrested after setting off an incendiary device outside 26 Federal Plaza on Monday morning. The FBI is investigating.

The administration’s next decision on TPS could determine the future of thousands of New York Salvadoran families who have spent decades building their lives in the United States.

he administration’s next decision on TPS could determine the future of nearly 23,000 New York Salvadoran families who have spent decades building their lives in the United States.

As the Justice Department fights to conceal reasons for ICE's courthouse arrests, immigrant rights nonprofits accuse ICE of defiance.

A recent Texas Supreme Court ruling blocks Harris County from funding a legal defense aid program for immigrants.

The 59-year-old Algerian cabbie, who became a target of wild mobs outside MSG after Game 4, spoke to a reporter for the first time.

Craig Campanella is the Johnny Appleseed of playground basketball hoops.

A new climate study reveals the potential dangers to players and fans during the summer soccer games.

With 400,000 immigrants detained by the administration, researchers examine what the data reveals about the children left behind and the policy implications for their well-being.

The order limits ICE's ability to make arrests at New York's immigration courts, and follows an admission from Trump administration lawyers that they misinterpreted a guidance memo to justify the arre...

"An utter disregard for safety and just humane treatment."

At least two detainees have died at the Moshannon Valley Processing Center in the last year. Residents have pushed the county to end its contracts with the facility.

Discover the impact of ICE arrests on immigrant communities in Queens, NYC. Explore the devastating effects of Trump's deportation campaign on families and neighborhoods.

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The lawsuit alleges that Latinos and other immigrant New Yorkers of color have been targeted due to appearance and arrested without cause.

A screening and conversation tracing the evolution of U.S. immigration enforcement into a multi-billion-dollar industry.

NYC immigration attorneys say they are seeing “unusual” and “absurd” excuses for why judges are denying their clients bond.

NYC immigration attorneys say they are seeing “unusual” and “absurd” excuses for why judges are denying their clients bond.

A court filing from government lawyers acknowledges that one of their legal bases for detaining immigrants in 26 Federal Plaza and other courts was inaccurate.

Experts weigh in on how the city can protect New Yorkers' personal information from improperly landing in the hands of the Trump administration.

As more New Yorkers are on the look out for immigration agents, the rate of false reports of ICE activity has gone up as well.

Churchgoers cheer after courtroom victory for Allan Marrero, whose marriage was torn apart by ICE in New York City.

Churchgoers cheer after courtroom victory for Allan Marrero, whose marriage was torn apart by ICE in New York City.

Guatemalans in Brooklyn’s Bensonhurst neighborhood are supporting each other amid fears of continuing ICE raids.

Guatemalans in Brooklyn’s Bensonhurst neighborhood are supporting each other amid fears of continuing ICE raids.