Observers of the far right are closely watching the federal prosecution of Daniel McMahon, a virulent White supremacist charged with cyberstalking and threatening a Black city council candidate.

Ken Cuccinelli of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: “Work permits for Salvadorans will be extended for one year past resolution of litigation for an orderly wind down period.”

The updated public charge rule, scheduled to take effect next week, would privilege wealthy immigrants over those who need financial assistance.

A new report from the agency calls out White supremacists as drivers of domestic terror.

Just in time for hurricane season, the Department of Homeland Security commandeers $271 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Coast Guard to cover costs associated with detaining immigrants.

The Trump administration can now deport migrants of undocumented status without giving them an opportunity to appear in court.

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

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 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.”

Judy Rabinovitz of the ACLU: “Try as it may, the Trump administration cannot simply ignore our laws in order to accomplish its goal of preventing people from seeking asylum in the United States.”

ICE attorneys reportedly can’t answer basic questions about the Migrant Protection Protocols program, also known as “Remain in Mexico.”

The agency calls the error a “major privacy incident.”

At least nine babies are being held in an ICE detention facility.

They hope to prevent government officials from forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico until their cases can be heard in the United States.