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As COVID-19 spreads, ICE detained a Central American immigrant in a hospital, causing confusion and raising concerns.

Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson, who once offered prisoners at his jails as laborers to build the border wall, is one of many sheriffs who partners with the agency.

An enormous database of DNA samples could pave the way for increasingly exclusionary anti-immigrant policies

Social media posts, tattoos, or the unvetted word of an officer can lead to inclusion on the list, which is overwhelmingly composed of people of color.

Rather than target fraudulent universities, ICE created its own to go after foreign students.

Some officers have recently boasted about breaking state law and collaborating with ICE, according to messages posted in the group and obtained by The Appeal.

WJLA’s Kevin Lewis selectively reports on immigrants arrested for sex crimes to paint a misleading picture of violence in Montgomery County.

Sheriff Bob Gualtieri of Pinellas County, Florida, is one of the state’s most controversial lawmen.

Videos and audio posted by the group and its supporters on social media raise questions about the agency’s role.

In the deep blue home of Beto O’Rourke, attorneys and advocates are questioning the county’s multi-million-dollar contract to detain migrants and refugees.

A Philadelphia-born man was detained by ICE and nearly deported. The agency’s mistake was caught, but the case exposes a new collaborative program that encourages jails to hold immigrants for ICE.

Advocates say Alameda County Sheriff Greg Ahern is an odd fit for the Bay Area, but mounting a challenge has proved daunting.

Migrants near Brownsville, Texas say that if they don’t bribe Mexican officials they’re stuck at the bottom of a list of people seeking refuge in the U.S. via international bridges.

As they wait for permission to cross into the U.S., migrants, including children and infants, sleep on concrete and under plastic tarps, exposing them to cold, wind, rain, and illness.

With wide jurisdiction and limited oversight, sheriffs play a pivotal role in policing and incarceration.

Trump didn’t start it, but we can end it.

Attorneys for a Honduran woman are suing over the widespread jailhouse practice of honoring ICE requests to hold incarcerated immigrants for pickup.

In response, a new ‘Freedom Cities’ movement is rising to defend immigrants’ rights.

Local allies of the Trump administration fought challengers over immigration policy.

Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins seeks a fourth term as critics blast him for a record that includes poor jail conditions, in-custody suicides, and the deaths of two young people at the hands of his deputies.

Opposition to Operation Stonegarden, however, is spreading; one Arizona county just rejected over $1 million of its funds.

After being released from prison, her only chance is a pardon from the governor.

Their attorneys say the new video-teleconferencing policy is exacerbating backlogs and prolonging detention.

A community group met with the Bastrop County sheriff in an effort to build trust between the sheriff’s office and the immigrant community. Then, the sheriff ran a sting that led to more than one dozen arrestees being handed over to ICE.

New bail funds aren’t just getting immigrants out of detention—they’re helping them stay in the country permanently.

Defense attorneys say they’ll have only minutes to meet with their clients before the immigrants are convicted en masse.