In Scott Warren's No More Deaths Trial, Prosecutors Attempt to Paint a Web of Conspiracy
Prosecutors are basing conspiracy charges against No More Deaths activist Scott Warren on questionable cellphone evidence.
The War on Immigrants
The Intercept has been reporting from the front lines and the borderlines — exposing the lies and the inhumanity of U.S. immigration enforcement agencies.
Family Services Counselor Fired After Speaking Out Against Surveillance of Unaccompanied Migrant Children
Sarah DeYoreo, who was fired from Morrison Child and Family Services, said that staff were being encouraged to act as an extension of law enforcement.
How a California Community Helped Hundreds of Migrants the Border Patrol Dropped at a Greyhound Station
In San Bernardino, volunteers scrambled to provide the mostly Guatemalan arrivals with the help and logistical support that Border Patrol did not.
Vigilantes Helped Steve Bannon's Group With Private Border Wall Near El Paso
The builders of the private border wall near El Paso were aided by armed vigilantes who have been capturing and terrorizing migrants.
Thousands of Immigrants Suffer in Solitary Confinement in ICE Detention
Locked for weeks or months in solitary cells, mentally ill and vulnerable detainees are plagued by anxiety, anger, depression, and suicidal impulses.
A Homeland Security Whistleblower Goes Public About ICE Abuse of Solitary Confinement
Ellen Gallagher's yearslong effort to draw attention to ICE's use of solitary confinement was met with a maze of bureaucratic indirection and indifference.
Border Official Admits Targeting Journalists and Human Rights Advocates With Smuggling Investigations
A Customs and Border Protection official confirmed that the agency had launched investigations of journalists and immigrant rights advocates on the border.
Some Adoptees Are Undocumented Because Their Parents Forgot to Fill Out a Form. Now Congress Is Taking Action.
Between 25,000 and 49,000 people who were adopted by American parents as children live in fear of deportation because they never got citizenship.
No More Deaths Trial Opens as More Bodies Discovered Along Arizona-Mexico Border
As the federal littering trial of No More Deaths volunteer Scott Warren took place in Ajo, Arizona, volunteers recovered human remains in the desert nearby.
Justice Department's Four-Year Effort to Strip Citizenship From Kansas Man Flops in Federal Court
An HVAC repairman in Kansas didn’t tell his wife about a previous marriage. The Department of Justice tried to strip his citizenship for it — and failed.