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During the Biden administration, when the number of people arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border skyrocketed, ICE workers were often pulled from their regular duties to go to the border.
Trump border czar Tom Homan defends ICE deportation practices after Fox News poll shows nearly half believe the agency is too aggressive in enforcement efforts.
ICE agents have been masking identities during immigration arrests due to safety concerns, with border czar Tom Homan pointing to attacks on detention centers and border facilities.
During the Biden administration, when the number of people arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border skyrocketed, ICE workers were often pulled from their regular duties to go to the border.
ICE, the main agency responsible for arresting and deporting people within the U.S., is set to get $76.5 billion, nearly 10 times its annual budget, under a bill Trump signed on July 4.
Tom Homan, President Donald Trump's "border czar," Goliad County Sheriff Roy Boyd and Gov. Greg Abbott in a panel discussion during the Sheriff's Association of Texas 147th Annual Training on July ...
Tom Homan, President Donald Trump's "border czar," Goliad County Sheriff Roy Boyd and Gov. Greg Abbott in a panel discussion during the Sheriff's Association of Texas 147th Annual Training on July ...
ICE detention is growing in the South. This state was the first. Louisiana, long known for its 'prison economy,' now houses more ICE detention facilities than any other non-border state.
ICE detention is growing in the South. This state was the first. Louisiana, long known for its 'prison economy,' now houses more ICE detention facilities than any other non-border state.
ICE detention is growing in the South. This state was the first. Louisiana, long known for its 'prison economy,' now houses more ICE detention facilities than any other non-border state.
ICE detention is growing in the South. This state was the first. Louisiana, long known for its 'prison economy,' now houses more ICE detention facilities than any other non-border state.