House Democrats announced a petition drive Thursday to try to force a vote on restoring the "net neutrality" policy, hoping to give Americans a target for their ire over the Trump administration's efforts to cancel the policy.
After President Trump called some illegal immigrants "animals" in a plea for better enforcement this week, immigrant-rights activists blasted him for using a "racist dog whistle."
While President Trump still dominates the sanctuary city conversation, the battleground has shifted from feds versus the states to one that pits states against their own cities and counties.
The 22 new police officers the Interior Department added to national parks and wildlife refuges along the U.S.-Mexico border have already arrested 13 illegal immigrants and recovered one gun, the government said Wednesday.
The pro-Dreamer GOP rebellion is now just five votes shy of success after two more Republicans signed onto the petition drive Wednesday seeking to force the House to vote on legal protections for illegal immigrants in the DACA program.
Donald Trump Jr. says he never told his father, then-candidate Donald Trump, about the meeting he took during the campaign with Russian operatives who'd suggested they had dirt on Hillary Clinton, according to documents released by a congressional probe Wednesday.
Gina Haspel's nomination as the next CIA director looked assured on Wednesday, triggering questions over what changes she could bring to the CIA's direction and clout with President Trump when she formally replaces Mike Pompeo as director.
Smuggling cartels are making at least $500 million a year bringing migrants into the U.S., Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen told Congress on Tuesday, outlining the scope of the problem for lawmakers as illegal border crossings continue to surge.
The Border Patrol targeted the migrant caravan for enforcement but didn't go after them because they were from Central American countries, the Trump administration said in new court filings this week meant to push back against accusations of illegal discriminatory prosecutions.
Key senators announced new legislation Tuesday authorizing Homeland Security or the Justice Department to shoot down drones that are deemed to be threatening critical infrastructure, staking out an aggressive posture toward a growing danger.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Monday he will prosecute a Mexican woman charged with stealing an American citizen's identity and then using it to cast ballots in three presidential election years.
Homeland Security has already more than doubled the number of businesses it's scoured this year for breaking immigration hiring laws and nearly quadrupled the number of arrests it's made, officials said Monday.
The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" vow to pursue criminal charges against all illegal border crossers is already stumbling, with one judge cutting migrants loose without any bail payment and federal prosecutors telling Border Patrol agents that they are full up and can't bring cases against everyone.
President Trump will make the short trip to the Capitol on Tuesday to meet with Senate Republicans, where he's expected to take a victory lap on the ongoing North Korea negotiations and to plot strategy for selling the improving economy to voters.
A federal judge ruled Thursday that a legal challenge to the government's border-search policy can move forward, saying border inspectors' policy of confiscating and poring over some travelers' cellphones may violate the First and Fourth Amendments.
House Speaker Paul D. Ryan said he's willing to have a debate over illegal immigrant "Dreamers" but said Thursday the key is to find a bill that President Trump will sign -- suggesting none of the efforts being pushed by rebel Republicans and Democrats meets that goal.
About half of all Americans now live under sanctuary policies that shield illegal immigrants from law enforcement, according to the latest tally of jurisdictions that the Federation for American Immigration Reform is releasing Thursday.
President Trump said Wednesday he will push ahead with upgrading sections of the border wall in California, apparently reversing his early vow not to do any more wall construction in the state until Congress approved his full border barrier.