The American Civil Liberties Union argued in court that in the year since Trump officially ended his “zero tolerance” immigration policy, 911 additional children have been separated from their parents or guardians.

The “safe third country” agreement could threaten the lives of thousands of Central Americans. 

Young people in a facility in Yuma, Arizona, say they were punished for speaking out against inhumane conditions.

The Trump administration is seeking to charge those who did not leave the United States after being ordered to do so.

Critics say the government is letting unfair rules get in the way of doing what’s right.

RAICES CEO Jonathan Ryan: “The tech industry deserves a lot of blame for what is happening at our borders.”

Recently apprehended asylum-seekers who are only in custody because of their immigration status are reportedly victimized via extreme security measures.

Military personnel will handle construction, but the facilities will still be managed by the Department of Homeland Security.

The 16-year old from Guatemala was diagnosed with the flu ahead of his death.

Immigrant advocates say the United States Marshals Service is committing “atrocities” against these vulnerable asylum-seekers.

The high school senior was held in ICE detention for nearly a week following a routine traffic stop.

Shortly after writing the teenager a ticket, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department turned him over to United States Customs and Border Protection.

The pilot program is slated to begin next week.

The government could soon charge a fee and limit the number of work permits.

Panel of the Homeland Security Advisory Council: “Thousands of migrant children are in danger.”

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said it was relocating migrants “to a location with more space and more shelter capability.”

Central American immigrants were forced to sleep on the ground behind barbed wire for days.

Of the 242 people taken into custody, 130 of them were children.