Governors and lawmakers in Republican-led states are rolling out plans that could aid President-elect Donald Trump's effort to deport millions of people living in the U.S. illegally.
Though not specifically requested by Trump, many of the state proposals would complement his immigration policies.
When mass deportations begin, “the media will do everything they can to find a heartbreaking story,” Sen. Cruz tells The ...
The nation's fifth most populous county decided Tuesday to limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities beyond what California law dictates, allying itself with jurisdictions around the ...
A top Republican on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee said Tuesday that when President-elect Donald Trump takes office and ...
About 75 immigration activists and supporters rallied Tuesday outside City Hall to demand that Mayor Cherelle L. Parker ...
The vote closed a loophole in state law that — in some circumstances — still allowed local law enforcement to hand people ...
The nation's fifth most populous county decided Tuesday to limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities beyond what ...
The lone dissent vote came from Republican Jim Desmond who called the vote “an affront to every law-abiding citizen.” ...
Federal authorities say that two Department of Homeland Security agents in Utah illegally sold drugs through an informant in ...
Officials from New Hampshire and Quebec reported laying the groundwork for significant collaboration on cross-border public safety initiatives after their first meeting at the State Police barracks at ...