Suspicious white powder that forced the ICE field office in New York City to evacuate is not hazardous, the FBI said Friday.

Envelopes containing an unidentified white powder that were found at a government building in New York City did not contain any dangerous substances, officials said.

One of the suspicious white-powder envelopes sent to an ICE office in Manhattan this week included a menacing note saying it ...

A detective in the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office is now set to get training from Immigration and Customs ...

Dane County officials and federal immigration authorities are fighting over custody of an undocumented Honduran woman who faces homicide charges.

A judge ruled on Tuesday that the administration must refrain from using the 26 Federal Plaza building to hold immigrants ...

By Mark Prussin, Alice Gainer, Adi Guajardo Click here for updates on this story NEW YORK CITY (WCBS, WLNY) — A suspicious white powder that forced the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office ...

The Trump administration on Friday reversed course and agreed to leave the Washington, D.C., police chief in control of the ...

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An evacuation occurred at 26 Federal Plaza, NYC, due to white powder in letters, later identified as non-dangerous boric acid ...

Their work revealed that from December 2022 through April 2023, Picott sold approximately 450 grams of fentanyl, unserialized ...