
ICE Raids Trigger Economic Shock: Chicago Loses $1.26B, LA and Omaha Report Millions in Damage
New reports quantify the heavy economic toll of immigration enforcement crackdowns, from lost retail revenue to closed businesses across the country.

New reports quantify the heavy economic toll of immigration enforcement crackdowns, from lost retail revenue to closed businesses across the country.

A fatal Minneapolis shooting ignites a funding fight, with Congress careening toward a weekend shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.

From Gaza solidarity to U.S. border crises, a mosaic of accountability battles emerges

Agency says it's on track to equip all officers by month's end after a string of deadly shootings; critics and Democrats demand transparency.

Pedro Sánchez exonerates Morocco, slams 'selfish' EU response as death toll rises and migration politics roil Europe

The steep levy on skilled foreign workers aims to protect U.S. jobs but could backfire on tech firms, rural hospitals, and global competitiveness.

The unprecedented move would strip business and tourist visas from foreigners with pending asylum applications, sparking legal and humanitarian concerns.

Federal court finds policy discriminated on nationality, striking down visa restrictions for citizens of 75 nations.

Detainees face denied medical care amid widespread hunger strikes, exposing systemic failures.

Liberia agrees to accept up to 1,200 third-country nationals, part of a new US strategy to expand deportations beyond national borders.