States cannot actively try to thwart federal immigration enforcement, an appeals court ruled Tuesday, blocking a New Jersey law that sought to ban ICE from contracting with facilities to detain migrants within its boundaries.
A Florida judge has ordered the City of Miami to hold its regular elections later this year, as called for under the city charter, overruling commissioners who had attempted to delay the vote and to extend some of their own terms -- as well as the mayor -- for an extra year.
Federal judges in Maryland complained Monday that the Trump administration's lawsuit against their short-term deportation amnesty policy violates the Constitution and insisted they must have wide-ranging powers to stop a president from acting.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Monday to restore a program that provides legal assistance to migrants facing deportation hearings who are deemed too mentally incompetent to face the proceedings on their own.
A federal judge ruled Monday that the White House budget office broke the law by taking down a website that gave Congress and the public detailed data on how the administration is spending taxpayers' money.
Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man at the center of the fierce deportation battle, renewed their call Monday that their client remain in pretrial detention, saying they fear he'll be quickly deported if he is released in the criminal case against him.
The Trump administration vowed Monday to "flood" New York City with ICE agents to round up illegal immigrant criminals after an off-duty border officer was shot in the face during what authorities say was a botched robbery attempt by two illegal immigrants.
President Trump has tamed Congress and largely defanged the federal bureaucracy as he pursues his vigorous second-term agenda, but federal district judges have rushed to the battlements to take him on.
White House border czar Tom Homan flatly ruled out any "amnesty" for illegal immigrants as part of President Trump's plans -- and said he won't accept an amnesty bill from Congress, either.
Republicans powered the nomination of Emil Bove to be a federal appeals-court judge through the committee on Thursday, brushing aside Democrats' vehement complaints that President Trump's former defense lawyer is unfit for the post.
Federal authorities arrested three Louisiana police chiefs accused of taking part in a scam to help hundreds of illegal immigrants gain legal status by selling them bogus documents that falsely claimed they were victims of armed robberies.
The Trump administration will recall 2,000 National Guard soldiers deployed last month to Los Angeles, saying the city is calm enough that the president can start withdrawing the federalized troops.
President Trump's Justice Department announced a lawsuit Tuesday against three members of the board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, accusing them of defying Mr. Trump's attempt to fire them.
Homeland Security on Tuesday said the border under President Trump is now the "most secure" it's been in history, celebrating the latest monthly data showing unfathomably low border activity in June.
Close counts only in horseshoes and hand grenades -- and now the U.S. border, where the Trump administration is battling to unravel a court decision that could rewrite the definition of a national boundary.
Texas is investigating more than 100 people who may have illegally voted as noncitizens in the 2020 and 2022 elections, state Attorney General Ken Paxton said Tuesday.
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Trump to move ahead with mass firings and deep cuts at the Education Department, setting aside a lower court's ruling that put the administration's plans on hold.
Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered the federal bureaucracy to start eliminating websites, notices and forms offered in languages other than English, saying it's time to carry out President Trump's executive order declaring English the government's official language.
Homeland Security said a Democratic congressman took part in "a violent mob" that tried to stop ICE agents from executing a criminal search warrant at a marijuana farm in California.
A federal judge ruled Friday that Homeland Security's massive operation to arrest and detain illegal immigrants in Los Angeles used illegal "roving patrols" based on racial profiling, and then wrongly denied the arrested migrants access to lawyers.