A district judge extends protection from deportation for some 300,000 immigrants from El Salvador, Sudan, Nicaragua and Haiti.

The government watchdog spotlights widespread disarray among federal agencies tasked with implementing the Trump administration’s zero tolerance immigration policy.

A new article from The Atlantic says there is only so much that technology can do to improve police accountability.

Ames Grawert of Brennan Center for Justice: “Congress and states should back commonsense sentencing reform that would correct grave injustices in the way we sentence and incarcerate.”

Critics say the new directive from Jeff Sessions is the latest in a series of moves designed to limit judicial independece and integrity.

Newly released DHS documents show that, at the start of hurricane season, the money was diverted to buttress the federal government’s detention and deportation efforts.

Amber Guyger’s fatal shooting of the Black man recast national attention on police violence and accountability.

State officials say complying with the request will prevent them from preparing for the general election. Critics say the request is brazen attempt to suppress voting rights for people of color.

Immigrant rights groups say parents were misled and coerced into signing away their rights to be reunited with their children.