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Operation Tidal Wave: Florida hits 10,000 arrests in joint federal immigration crackdown

A sweeping immigration enforcement initiative partnering Florida state agencies with federal authorities has crossed a major threshold, with officials announcing Monday that more than 10,000 arrests have been made in just eight months.

5 big immigration changes taking effect across the US

Major U.S. immigration policy changes in 2025 include Trump administration H-1B visa overhaul, expanded facial recognition and social media scrutiny.

Could Venezuelans in Houston be forced home after U.S. declares regime change? Here's what to know.

Houston immigration attorneys said Venezuelans with valid asylum claims could see their cases dismissed amid assertions the South American country has been liberated.

DHS pauses immigration applications for an additional 20 countries

The Department of Homeland Security is pausing immigration applications from 20 additional countries following increased scrutiny on people who seek legal pathways for immigrating to the U.S.

This California political leader wants federal immigration reform. First, she has to survive Trump

Since President Trump's immigration raids began sweeping through California's cities and farm fields, state Senate President Monique Limón has carried a copy of her passport.

Judge dismisses criminal case against TikTok streamer held in immigration detention

A federal judge has dismissed a criminal case against a popular Los Angeles TikTok streamer who is currently being held in immigration detention

In 2026, Citizens From These 7 Nations Are Limited From Entering The U.S. – Along With 19 Others

With a new Proclamation issued by the President, citizens of seven new countries are now subject to a near-total bar on entering the U.S., on top of 19 already on the list.

118 detained in holiday immigration raids across Central Coast, all criminals, DHS claims

A year-end wave of immigration raids in California's Central Coast led to the apprehension of 147 people, sparking outrage from elected officials and immigrant rights groups.
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