DHS, Charlotte and immigration
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Millions' of immigrants and their families residing legally in the United States could be hit by the proposed changes, campaigners warn.
A civil emergency order was declared in the village of Broadview, Illinois, on Wednesday after attacks on law enforcement and city officials over the weekend resulted in bomb and death threats and assaults.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is sending roughly 250 federal immigration officers to New Orleans, The Associated Press reported Tuesday. The operation, dubbed “Swamp Sweep,” intends to
Department of Homeland Security confirmed on Saturday, Nov. 15, that agents have begun "surging" into Charlotte.
For months, the Social Security Administration was quietly sharing sensitive data about immigrants with DHS. Now it’s official.
A second Charlotte motorist has been accused of assaulting Border Patrol agents, after two vehicles collided in a gas station parking lot, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Homeland Security officials report the latest incident occurred Monday, Nov. 17, as agents were gathering for an ongoing immigration operation in Charlotte.
David Richardson had faced mounting frustration over his lack of experience in managing natural disasters, including the deadly floods in Central Texas.
Trump administration officials are vigorously defending the U.S. government’s immigration enforcement efforts, including citing St. Augustine’s “City of God.”
A Homeland Security employee was among 16 men arrested last week during a multi-agency sex trafficking sting dubbed “Operation Creep.”