Deportation

In his new book, Deported to Death, Jeremy Slack undertakes one of the most thorough efforts to date to track the fate of deportees.

Each year, the federal government deports thousands of prisoners who enter the Institutional Hearing Program, but it won't reveal critical information about its operations.

Even permanent residents and naturalized citizens report avoiding activities like driving, visiting a doctor, or talking with teachers.

The case of Francisco Erwin Galicia is one of many instances of a U.S. citizen being targeted for deportation.

Hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants within the U.S. could be summarily deported without a day in court.

ICE arrests in 10 cities are supposed to begin on Sunday, targeting mainly families who recently crossed the border.

The $10 million settlement will be paid out to guests whose names were handed over to ICE in minimum damages of $75.

Thirteen other states and Washington, D.C., allow those in the country illegally to get licenses.

Critics say video hearings are a flawed design of a system seeking deportations.

Far from the border, Chicago's Immigration Court reveals the failings of the nation's asylum system.

Trump-era developments in policy and enforcement have discouraged immigrant survivors of abuse from seeking justice, a new survey finds.

The announcement likely has to do more with Trump's re-election campaign than an actual ICE operation. But that won't stop it from spreading fear through immigrant communities.

Veterans are not receiving appropriate review before being placed in removal proceedings, according to a new Government Accountability Office report.

Experts say detaining immigrants at appointments with authorities discourages them from cooperating with law enforcement.

Three other district courts have already blocked Trump from undoing the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Without action from the president or Congress, DACA is unlikely to survive through the end of the year.

Under a new plan, people who have been in the country for up to two years would be treated as if they just crossed the border—and they could be swiftly deported.

The Department of Justice wants to allow appeals judges to uphold deportations without explaining their reasoning. But the last time that was the practice, the case docket doubled.

As President Trump considers releasing detained immigrants in sanctuary cities, advocates remind residents that the vast majority of detainees have not committed any crime more serious than crossing the border.

Xavier Becerra joined Julián Castro and Beto O'Rourke in calling to end criminal charges for those who enter the country illegally.

ICE policy discourages enforcement at places of worship, so the agency has avoided entering them, but no law prevents immigration authorities from doing so.

U.S. immigration courts face an "existential crisis." The American Bar Association says it has a solution.

A new lawsuit alleges the Department of Homeland Security has not terminated DED-status for Liberians based on a sound determination of safety in Liberia.

The Board of Immigration Appeals failed to respond to FOIAs about their process for issuing stays of removal. A new lawsuit seeks the information that was withheld.