A federal appeals court gave President Trump tentative approval Tuesday to move ahead with firing members of a watchdog privacy board, saying a president shouldn't be saddled with underlings he doesn't want.
President Trump on Tuesday directed his people to take a look at investigating former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the border chaos of the past four years.
President Obama, visiting the southern border in 2011, joked that Republicans were so hardcore they would demand to use alligators to deter illegal immigrants.
President Trump threatened Tuesday to sic the Department of Government Efficiency on its former leader, Elon Musk, after the billionaire businessman denounced Mr. Trump's "one big, beautiful bill" tax cut and spending package.
President Trump joked Tuesday that the Department of Homeland Security will have to teach detainees how to avoid scaly reptiles, as he left the White House to visit Florida's new "Alligator Alcatraz" immigrant detention facility.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyers are trying to get a federal judge to order his return to Maryland, but that state's sanctuary laws might prevent that from happening.
The Department of Homeland Security has collected more than $106 billion in tariff revenue since President Trump took office, and most of that -- $81.5 billion -- is directly tied to the new levies the president has imposed on worldwide goods.
Russian-led scammers bought out legitimate U.S. medical companies, stole the identities of more than one million Americans and submitted $10.6 billion in bogus claims under their names, federal authorities revealed Monday in announcing what they called the largest medical fraud takedown in American history.
The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to dismantle Los Angeles' sanctuary policies, saying the city specifically rewrote its laws late last year to try to thwart President Trump's mass deportation plans.
Even as the Supreme Court delivered its earthquake ruling limiting anti-Trump judges' ability to constrain the president with universal injunctions, the justices pointed to a way forward for President Trump's opponents: class-action lawsuits.
Immigrant rights groups moved quickly to try to stop President Trump's birthright citizenship policy with a class action lawsuit Friday, filed just hours after the Supreme Court dented their previous legal attack.
The Supreme Court said Friday it will wait to rehear cases involving a challenge to Louisiana's congressional map, putting off until the next term a decision on whether lawmakers were too focused on race when they drew the lines.
Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia are now asking a federal judge to keep him in custody for roughly three more weeks, saying they fear that if the judge does order him released, the Trump administration will try to deport him rather than keep him here to stand trial.
President Trump heaped praise on the Supreme Court Friday, thanking the justices for a "monumental" ruling that limits the power of lower court judges to issue universal blockades on his executive actions.
A federal appeals court on Friday said President Trump was likely on solid legal ground when he fired the board at the U.S. Institute of Peace and sent in his own people to start cutting.
The Supreme Court ruled that Texas can require age verification to ensure minors aren't accessing sexually explicit material online, saying the state's law doesn't infringe on adults' constitutional rights.
The Supreme Court delivered a constitutional spanking to Montgomery County, Maryland, on Friday, saying its public schools went too far in trying to force pro-LGBT messages on pre-K and elementary-age children without giving their families a chance to opt out if they had religious objections.
The Supreme Court delivered a shock wave to anti-Trump judges Friday, saying their use of "universal injunctions" to block the president's agenda nationwide is likely illegal -- and in effect gave President Trump the power to alter birthright citizenship for children born to some illegal immigrants.