Protesters disrupt a New Orleans City Council meeting, demanding non-compliance with ICE and Border Patrol in response to Trump's deportation effort in Louisiana known as 'Catahoula Crunch,' formerly known as 'Swamp Sweep.

There’s a reason Customs and Border Protection, not just ICE, was deployed in North Carolina. And it says a lot about how the Trump administration is looking at immigration enforcement.

As two agencies at the center of President Trump’s efforts to clamp down on immigration and conduct mass deportations look to spend a windfall of new funding to bring on swaths of new employees, they will do so without the officials who have overseen those efforts since he took office.

A group of senators, including Georgia's Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, are demanding that the Department of Homeland Security stop blocking members of Congress from inspecting ICE facilities.

The figures do not include arrests made by Border Patrol, which has launched aggressive immigration operations in several cities in recent months.

ICE arrested multiple Afghan nationals with criminal convictions, including kidnapping and child abuse, raising significant national security concerns nationwide.

More than 30 people were confirmed to have been detained in the last couple of days, including 3 U.S. citizens.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE) on Saturday lodged a detainer on the suspect in Friday’s Charlotte, North Carolina, light rail stabbing, Oscar Solarzano. Official court documents reviewed by Newsweek and local police spell the suspect’s last name Solarzano,

Poaching the work of pop music artists appears to be the only way the DHS can utilize music that actually appeals to people younger than 50.