A federal judge on Friday blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s “expedited removal” deportation strategy to detain paroled immigrants as quickly as possible. U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb of the District of Columbia ruled that the Trump administration’s use of expedited removal exceeded the Department of Homeland Security’s legal authority,

LAPD leaders say the department has strict limits on cooperating with immigration officials, but court records show federal authorities are nevertheless using local police information sent to national databases to find new targets.

ICE recently received billions more in funding from Congress as the Trump administration seeks to ramp up its deportation drive.

ICE's recruitment of 10,000 new officers stems from more than $46 billion in President Trump's "big, beautiful bill."

Authorities are housing immigration detainees at an Oklahoma private prison that was once the site of the deadliest prison fight in state history.