Deportations

Top Trump immigration official Ken Cuccinelli said ICE is set to execute a plan to find, detain and ultimately deport at least one million migrants.

Under Obama, annual deportations remained well above 300,000 per year from when he took office in 2008 until 2014. They reached a peak in 2012, with a total of 409,849.

The Trump administration is set to deport four men to slavery hotbed Mauritania just a week after the president said they were working to protect victims of traffickers.

Amnesty International has called on President Donald Trump to halt the potential deportation of Mauritanian asylum seekers in the U.S.

The Trump administration and Daniel Ortega blame each other for Nicaragua's unrest, but ICE and Managua are quietly working together to expedite the deportation of Nicaraguans to their country of origin.

The Trump administration has ended protections for roughly 300,000 Central American and Haitian immigrants.

Restrictions have led many H-1B visa holders in the U.S. to move or contemplate moving north to Canada.

Luis Videgaray, Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs, also said his country's diplomatic relations with the White House are "more fluid and closer than with previous administrations."

"Any illegal aliens attempting to go through security, under any pretext of invitation or otherwise, should be arrested and deported," Representative Paul Gosar warned.

"We, who know precisely what it's like to be refugees, to be homeless and bereft of a state that preserves and protects us from violence and suffering, cannot comprehend how a Jewish government can expel refugees and asylum seekers to a journey of suffering, torment and death."

Irish immigrants in Boston have become increasingly fearful of being deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Lukasz Niec, a doctor at Bronson HealthCare who came from Poland to the U.S. when he was three-years-old, is being detained at the Calhoun County Jai in Michigan.

"I can't have any direct say in decisions that are going to be made, but this is one thing I can do," the Reverand Gary Graf told Newsweek.

Judge William Alsup's decision to temporarily block President Donald Trump from ending DACA is only the latest instance of the courts thwarting the administration's immigration crackdown.

The ACLU is fighting to stave off their deportations in federal court, but the government has pushed back at every turn.

Only 112,000 out of 154,000 eligible immigrants have submitted renewal paperwork.

Trump has urged Congress to take up the issue, tweeting that lawmakers should "get ready to do your job."

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that he will wind down the Obama-era policy.

'American carnage' is the president's promise to communities of color, via an assault on voting rights, immigration raids, visa restrictions and more.

Immigration agents would be newly empowered to reject asylum-seekers earlier in the process under a draft not yet sent to field offices.

A federal judge has temporarily halted President Donald Trump's executive order regarding refugees and Muslim immigrants.

Rezai Karim was attacked in Roanoke, Virginia. He had work authorization under DACA, a program Donald Trump could end.

Ankara is unable to fulfil all the EU's conditions for unrestricted travel.

The charity says the EU cannot delegate responsibility to Turkey.

Arguments over the president's plan to halt deportations for millions begin Monday.

The U.N. found that some of the deported refugees were denied the chance to claim asylum.

Human rights organizations have voiced concerns that Turkey is not safe for refugees.

Anyone arriving from Algeria, Morocco or Tunisia is now unlikely to be granted asylum.

The news comes after a 15-year-old refugee fatally stabbed a female employee at a center for migrants.