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Our reporting on Immigration, newest first. Every story lays out the facts, what the left says, what the right says, and where the truth most likely sits.
Democrats called it 'cruel and inhumane' Monday after reports of very young children appearing before immigration judges alone. The administration says it is fully funding representation and demanding proof of services; federal law calls for counsel 'to the greatest extent practicable' but does not guarantee it.
Attorney General Rob Bonta says civil immigration arrests at state courthouses scare victims and witnesses away. The White House calls the suits frivolous and points to its Supreme Court record. Here is what the complaint says and what each side argues.
The border czar told Fox News that arrests are at record levels and that injunctions, class actions and habeas petitions force releases. A year after the Supreme Court curbed universal injunctions, the fight over who gets to stop enforcement has moved to class actions and state suits.
The Justice Department confirms a court-authorized warrant in an ongoing criminal investigation. Omar calls it political intimidation. Republicans say no one is above the law.
Arrests up, jail cooperation up, sanctuary policies gone: Florida’s enforcement numbers and what they mean for legal residents.
The fight over whether Title 42 should expire misses the root problem: a disconnect between breaking immigration law and facing consequences for it.
From the archive: record border numbers in early 2023, and what a Florida prosecutor saw on the ground.
