U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Will Remove "Nation of Immigrants" From Mission Statement
In an email sent to staff members Thursday, the director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the agency’s new mission statement.
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.
A Border Patrol Memoir Gets Caught Up in the Deportation Fight
At age 23, Francisco Cantú signed up for the U.S. Border Patrol, telling himself he would be one of the good ones. He was soon disillusioned.
How ICE Works to Strip Citizenship from Naturalized Americans
A leaked handbook outlines ICE's guidelines for trying to denaturalize Americans.
Trump Administration Upends the Lives of Asylum-Seekers in So-Called Anti-Fraud Crackdown
An abrupt decision from the Trump administration upends the asylum system and affects more than 300,000 people seeking refuge in the United States.
For Immigrant Students on Long Island, Trump’s War on Gangs Means the Wrong T-Shirt Could Get You Deported
Teens are being detained by ICE after dubious claims of gang affiliation make their way from school officials to immigration authorities.
ICE Is Targeting Political Opponents for Deportation, Ravi Ragbir and Rights Groups Say in Court
ICE unconstitutionally suppresses political dissent by targeting activists for surveillance and deportation, the lawsuit says.
NYPD Says It Wasn't an "Escort" When Police Accompanied ICE to Deport Activist Ravi Ragbir
“Your cars were present during the trip, but you don’t call that an escort?"
Caught in a Gang Dragnet and Detained by ICE, an Immigrant Tests the Limits of a Sanctuary City
Wilmer Catalan-Ramirez was released last week after 10 months fighting deportation and his inclusion in Chicago's gang database.
Trump Administration Weighs Whether to Extend Protections for Thousands of Syrians
In Syria, the armed conflict — and resulting humanitarian crisis — that spurred the 2012 Temporary Protected Status designation shows no signs of abating.
Nine Humanitarian Activists Face Federal Charges After Leaving Water for Migrants in the Arizona Desert
The group No More Deaths says the charges are part of a ramped-up effort to crack down not only on migrants, but on the groups that help them.