The War on Immigrants
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.
The War on Immigrants
U.S. border officials arrested a human rights advocate, denying her access to an attorney when she accompanied an asylum-seeker to a border crossing.
The War on Immigrants
Homeland Security distributed information about protests collected by spies for hire. An influential senator on surveillance issues wants to know why.
Mitt Romney and Lisa Murkowski have condemned child separation. Will they confirm an advocate of the policy to lead ICE?
Forensic practices used to convict people and send them to prison still lack meaningful scientific underpinning.
The War on Immigrants
Thousands of migrants have died crossing the desert in Arizona. The U.S. government is prosecuting activists who try to save lives and recover bodies.
State law grants public access to courtroom audio, but broadcasting it is prohibited. Press freedom advocates say that’s a violation of the First Amendment.
The War on Immigrants
Palantir previously claimed its software was strictly involved in criminal investigations as opposed to deportations. This was false.
Mohamed Noor’s conviction marks the first guilty verdict for a fatal shooting by an on-duty cop in Minnesota in decades.
The War on Immigrants
LookingGlass Cyber Solutions, a Virginia-based firm, provided DHS with a list of more than 600 family separation protests.
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