
Trump's Justice Department: Lenient on Corporations, Relentless on Foes
From denaturalization drives to political retribution, the administration's dual-track legal agenda is reshaping the Justice Department.

From denaturalization drives to political retribution, the administration's dual-track legal agenda is reshaping the Justice Department.

From Cuba to Cambodia, deportees describe neglect, torture, and legal limbo as the Trump administration expands controversial third-country removals.

Thousands cross Morocco-Spain border amid Western Sahara dispute, sparking EU tensions and rumors.

A federal judge allows termination for South Sudan while other rulings block Haiti deportations, spotlighting a fragmented legal landscape over Temporary Protected Status.

A federal anti-crime initiative in Memphis has sparked controversy over immigration enforcement, two deadly shootings, and a state of emergency, dividing residents and officials.

As the White House threatens funding cuts and legal action, blue states dig in while red states pledge support, revealing a fractured immigration enforcement landscape.

David Brouillette, identified as the officer who killed Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, faces accusations of past threats and a request for his ex-wife to lie.

Republicans pour millions into border ads while internal divisions and Trump's hardline tactics risk alienating swing voters, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Two fatal incidents in less than a week prompt a major operational shift, as critics question enforcement tactics and call for reform.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo killed during traffic stop; advocates demand footage as DHS blames shutdown for missing cameras.