
Spain's immigration U-turn: 500 migrant children to leave Ceuta for mainland
Madrid reverses position amid humanitarian crisis, but political damage and questions over deaths remain

Madrid reverses position amid humanitarian crisis, but political damage and questions over deaths remain

Two weeks after thousands crossed into Spain's enclave, social media calls for another mass entry were met with a heavy security crackdown.

DHS re-examines 19 countries; Afghan interpreters, female soldiers, and a Canadian veteran face uncertainty

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.