Immigration enforcement, crime and national security, straight from the reporting.
A short DHS release on Friday's stop in Lumberton. Mullin tied law enforcement to Indian Country and praised the Lumbee for winning federal recognition. The department gives no policy details.
Rome and Madrid agreed to end the mutual suspension of Schengen travel Meloni began in late July. Italy says it will share more security information. Breitbart's account uses charged language about Ceuta.
Breitbart says the recording suggests helpers approached voters and pointed to choices, which Maine law does not allow. Poll workers asked one to leave. The account relies on one outlet's video.
Police arrested a 32-year-old Saturday after Wednesday's attacks five minutes apart. A judge set bail at $50,000 cash, and her lawyer questions whether police have the right person.
Breitbart, citing CWBChicago, says Parth Nayi pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit visa fraud and was fined $50,000. Similar cases are under investigation in four other states.
Fox News says Friday's full-court ruling answers a constitutional question the justices may weigh in Rhoney v. Barbosa da Cunha, a 9-2 circuit split over mandatory detention. The Supreme Court could also make the ruling matter much less.
Shadaryl Eddie allegedly used her sister's birth certificate and Social Security card, nine months after the sister died, to get a Section 8 voucher. She is held without bail in Broward County.
Federal prosecutors name a 31-year-old Douglasville man as the suspect in Tuesday's attack on the ICE field office. Charges are attempted arson of a federal building and damage to government property.
Breitbart Texas relays a Catholic priest's account after six of seven farmers held for 23 days were freed. Details of the larger claim remain unclear.
Anna Marlene Somoza, 60, was arrested Oct. 18 in Xochitepec. She had been deported in 2008, and an extradition fight could take months or years.
Breitbart Texas says the attack on Thursday morning targeted the driver, who sped to a military checkpoint. The report ties it to the Chapitos-Mayos turf war and Mexico's refusal to act on a U.S. indictment of the state's governor.
Breitbart Texas reports the three men were found guilty after a one-day trial of smuggling resulting in death. Their boss's cell moved migrants in at least 1,000 successful runs, prosecutors say.
Part two of a Fox News Digital series on trucking fraud in southwest Ohio looks at the Islamic Center of Maineville, its donors and Telegram posts that show contacts with current and former Uzbek officials. The mosque did not answer Fox.
Breitbart Texas reports about 400 to 700 migrants left Mexico's southern border Tuesday. DHS answered on X that America 'is a nation, not an economic zone.'
Adm. Brian Christine told Fox News Digital the Pentagon's September screening for troops 30 and older is aimed at men who already have symptoms. NIH director Jay Bhattacharya says nobody yet knows why levels are falling.
The department's Georgia release names men from Honduras, Peru, Guatemala and Mexico arrested Oct. 13 to Oct. 18. Only one is described as convicted; the rest are listed with arrests. All of it is DHS's account.
Prime Ministers Peter Magyar and Donald Tusk each said they will not weaken border controls. Fox News Digital's experts say the images from France carry political weight at home.
The Daily Caller relays a New York Times account of three-member separation boards ignoring discharge criteria. The Pentagon would not comment. The Times found no such pattern in the Army or Air Force.
The Daily Wire obtained footage from Oct. 17. In an Oct. 19 debate, Shaheen told her Republican opponent, 'That is not true.' Her website calls for ICE to be 'completely overhauled.'
Eduardo Bolsonaro told Fox News Digital a win would bring Brazil into the security coalition Lula has stayed out of. The runoff against Lula is Oct. 25.
The department's Iowa release names men from Mexico, Cuba, Colombia and Guatemala, arrested Oct. 1 to Oct. 16. Every detail is DHS's description of their records.
Police call it one of the city's most serious public safety challenges. A Republican mayoral candidate blames a revolving door for repeat offenders. Nothing in the data ties the violence to any ethnic group.
ICE Washington announced the arrest on X Thursday. The agency gave no date or place for the earlier offense and no detail on the new accusation.
Nine of the 17 judges joined the majority opinion, one more agreed with the result and seven dissented. The Supreme Court hears a separate statutory question Nov. 4.
Documents obtained by the Daily Caller say Serferino Trinidad Ortega hid under his vehicle during the Oct. 18 operation. He remains in ICE custody while the agency works to reinstate his prior removal order.
The New York City mayor posted a minute and a half of tips on judicial orders, staying silent and calling a legal hotline. Sens. Mike Lee, Rick Scott and Bernie Moreno and Rep. Nick LaLota criticized it.
A federal filing lists her as 'Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.' Omar and her spokesperson deny the name claim and the marriage allegation. She has not been charged.
The department's latest 'Worst of the Worst' release lists arrests made Thursday in Florida, Maryland, Utah, Connecticut and Missouri. All details are DHS's description of the men's records.
Fine told Fox the House has the power to expel a member by a two-thirds vote. Omar, who has not been charged, called Trump a 'creep' on Friday and says her name has always been Ilhan Omar.
Nine of the ten are lawful permanent residents and one is in the country illegally. DHS says the arrests came Oct. 14 and 15 and some are charged over votes in as many as eight general elections. Charges are allegations.
Victor Romero, 62, is charged with first-degree manslaughter in the death of Con Edison worker Koran Irvine. A judge set bond at $1 million. Romero is due back in court Oct. 27.
ORR leaders gave Fox a timeline saying the 1-year-old was never left alone and that Acacia failed to file notice of appearance in July. Acacia has not yet responded to Fox.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Chris Clark says the mountain location is hard to reach, has poor cell service and loses power in winter. A judge will hear arguments on Michael Thomas Cheek's proposed housing Oct. 30.
Ahead of Trump's Friday rally, a White House spokeswoman cited the April killing of a gas station clerk allegedly by a Haitian national who had a removal order and later Temporary Protected Status. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
DHS says the driver, Baldomero Sanchez Mendez, had a 2019 removal order and evaded authorities until Oct. 16, when his vehicle hit a government car head-on. Borough officials have called for an investigation of the operation.
Homeland Security says ICE picked up five men Wednesday in Arizona, Florida, California, Virginia and New York, including one with five illegal re-entry convictions. Secretary Mullin framed it as the government delivering on its mandate.
Federal sources say Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, 27, entered illegally in 1999 and had DACA from 2014 until it lapsed unrenewed this year. The White House called him a 'criminal illegal alien.' He is held without bond.
Federal prosecutors say Skyler AJ Rose, 22, of Ogden posted the threat online and searched for a nearby synagogue. Agents recovered six improvised explosive devices and two rifles. He is due in federal court Friday.
Predawn raids hit sham rehab, unnecessary heart-artery procedures and hospice billing. DOJ calls one case the largest sober home fraud it has ever prosecuted. All defendants are accused, not convicted.
A filing from Kirk's legal team calls the defense timeline 'grossly out of line' and asks for the earliest practicable date in 2027. The defense says a firm date now would be 'false precision' in a death penalty case.
U.S. Attorney David Metcalf says the felon accused of killing Officer Shane Seiber and wounding Officer Hector Rodriguez III also stole the gun he used. The federal counts carry a possible life sentence. Lewis already faces 76 state charges.
Prosecutors released a recording of Jennifer Gonzalez, accused of arranging sham marriages that netted more than $6 million. In it she describes payments and says the state's sanctuary status is a draw. The charges are allegations.
ICE Boston says Bryan Rafael Gomez was removed this week. He was released in April after a federal judge was not told about his international murder warrant, and a federal prosecutor later apologized to the court.
Speaking to MS NOW's Chris Hayes, the Minnesota Democrat called the search of her D.C. home politically motivated. Two federal investigations, one into her immigration papers and one into her finances, remain open.
Agents say the three entered from Canada between ports of entry. A records check turned up an active Virginia credit card warrant and a link to a Rolex theft from a Los Angeles County YMCA locker room.
WFAA, citing federal law enforcement sources, reports the unnamed teen was arrested Oct. 5 after getting a gun. Self thanks the FBI and says he will not back down.
The bureau calls it an attempted arson around 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at a downtown building that houses ICE offices and an immigration court. It reports minor damage and no arrests.
The government filed an emergency appeal after a federal judge halted work across roughly 500 miles on Oct. 2. The case turns on whether the Homeland Security secretary's waivers of environmental rules were legal in a region opponents say sees little illegal crossing.
Federal authorities say Lisa White told gun store staff she wanted to kill federal agents. The store refused the sale and called authorities. ICE says threats against its officers are rising sharply.
In a debate with Democrat David Crowley, Tom Tiffany said local police must coordinate with federal agents. Crowley opposes a blanket ban on cooperation but wants limits on ICE, including no masks.
In a selfie clip posted Tuesday night, Omar thanked donors, said she will be back on the campaign trail, and accused Trump of trying to intimidate her. She did not address the immigration-fraud probe directly.
Seiber was shot on October 10 while responding to a report of a man with a gun. The suspect had been acquitted in an earlier murder case. Police from across the country attended the funeral.
Fox News Digital went along as the CMS chief questioned attendance, wheelchair billing and sign-in sheets with future dates. One director defended the billing and the other center did not respond; the report announces no charges.
Louis Civello says a billboard truck was parked at his house after an arrest. Police unions in a 99-union coalition want a 15-foot buffer and a ban on publishing officers' home addresses.
A Los Angeles County election official told a court the registrar cannot verify citizenship beyond what voters attest. Bill Essayli calls it a 'massive concession.' The county says the DOJ list is unreliable.
Five arrests are named in the first wave, including four Haitian nationals. DHS calls it the 'opening salvo' of a sustained operation. Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the benefits are for Americans only.
Federal prosecutors say Reinieri De Jesus Licona Amador, 27, climbed onto his truck during a stop in Gibbsboro. He was pepper-sprayed and arrested without injury, and faces up to 20 years if convicted.
Republicans on the committee also accuse the county's top prosecutor of limiting immigration consequences for illegal immigrant defendants. His office calls the report 'recycled Republican talking points' and says it contains falsehoods.
On a ride-along near Fort Hancock, agents say new fencing has pushed smugglers onto rural routes toward I-10 and that crossing fees have jumped to $10,000 to $15,000 a person.
Rajinder Kumar is charged in a November 2025 crash that killed two newlyweds. ICE says Deschutes County freed him in April without honoring its request to hold him. The county's side is not in the reports we read.
The border czar told Fox's 'Big Weekend Show' that no one is above the law and that the evidence will decide. Omar denies wrongdoing and calls the probe a weaponization of federal law enforcement.
The New York Post reports at least 10 of the robberies turned violent, including the stabbing of an NYPD detective. Officers say sanctuary rules bar them from working with ICE and judges release suspects quickly.
In the one scheduled New York governor's debate, the Republican challenger named the Gorman family and asked whether she would return their calls. Fox says she did not answer directly.
Figures given first to the Washington Examiner show nearly 350 members and associates have also been charged federally. The White House calls it the largest campaign against transnational crime in history.
Detective Jose Mercedes says he told his attackers in English and Spanish he was a cop. One suspect had been released in 2024 before ICE could lodge a detainer.
Twenty-two migrants landed in Kingston under a June agreement capped at 25 per fortnight. The justices will weigh the policy in December.
No one was hurt in the Sept. 26 exchange in Starr County, Texas, but Washington and Mexico City disagree about where the shots came from.
The Minnesota Republican points to the judge-approved search warrant as proof the investigation is not just politics; Omar and Democratic leaders call it persecution.
Police say the pair used a request for directions to hug a 73-year-old woman and take her necklace, and DHS used the arrests to attack New York's sanctuary policies.
A man the Justice Department identifies as an illegal immigrant faces federal trafficking charges after a deputy's stop on U.S. Highway 93 led to a 13-tote haul.
Rep. Delia Ramirez's Reimagining Safety Act would replace DHS with a Department of Community Safety and bar federal money for border walls starting in fiscal 2027.
The military counted 378 drone incursions along the border in 30 days, and CBP says it tracked about 37,000 near-border drone flights in fiscal 2026.
A federal judge ruled the Justice Department lacked standing and that its claims fail, a fresh setback for the administration's sanctuary-city litigation.
The justices agreed to hear the administration's challenge to a ruling that overturned the deportation order of a Nigerian man who cooked for a militant group.
DHS says agents arrested 131 gang-affiliated people between Oct. 4 and 10, including 22 tied to MS-13 and 13 tied to Tren de Aragua.
Even a liberal-leaning appeals court says California cannot regulate how federal officers identify themselves, handing Gov. Newsom a setback on immigration enforcement.
DHS says Border Patrol logged 98,708 southwest border apprehensions in fiscal 2026, roughly 95% below the Biden-era annual average.
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