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The judge ruled the Trump administration violated a pastor's civil rights when it had her arrested for performing marriages between asylum seekers.

Waging the "war on terror" at home has led to the abuse of minority communities, a dangerous militarization of American life, and a massive waste of money.

Ingraham said impeaching Alejandro Mayorkas, the Department of Homeland Security's secretary, "does nothing."

The crisis at the border is not a glitch in the Mayorkas plan; it is a feature of it.

The southern U.S. border issue is receiving a lot of attention because of the numbers of migrants—many undocumented—crossing over in recent months.

The Department of Homeland Security has postponed the new requirements for domestic flights yet again, giving Americans more time to update their IDs.

The caravan is reportedly headed to the U.S. in hopes of making it across the border before potential gains of the GOP in the midterms next week.

Families in Fort Myers were stuck in second-story homes, and one held a table against their patio door for safety.

Abbott's goal is to squeeze the vise tighter on those politicians, to force them to change course on national immigration policy.

The former federal prosecutor said the Secret Service should welcome a "a full, aggressive FBI investigation" if they did nothing wrong.

The agency will reportedly run out of money before October unless the Department of Homeland Security is able to pull funds for other programs.

Moscow is likely to exploit divisions within the U.S. and uncertainty about the cost of American support of Ukraine.

A letter from DHS advised Mattie Walker to desist with "any conduct deemed harassing/threatening in nature" when communicating about the federal government.

New whistleblower documents demonstrate the danger posed by the "paused"—but by no means shuttered—Disinformation Governance Board.

The Department of Homeland Security said the United States "remains in a heightened threat environment."

Nina Jankowicz, who was tapped to head the disinformation board, resigned on Wednesday morning.

The GOP leader called the new bureau "'a scheme conjured up by Washington Democrats to grant themselves the authority to control free speech."

More than sixty percent of GOP voters say they support the president's new program for accepting in the U.S. up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees.

The border policy was put in place to block entry into the U.S. during the pandemic. Now it's keeping out Ukrainians who are fleeing Russian invaders.

We can ill afford, and should not tolerate, the criminalization of dissent.

One man allegedly had his finger broken to coerce him into signing a deportation document.

The former Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security said that peace and security could be achieved "through strength."

Comments from the public will go to the Interagency Task Force on the Reunification of Families which will offer recommendations to President Joe Biden.

The bill "requires an immediate investigation to ensure the proper vetting and processing of anyone that comes into our country," the Florida senator said.

The Homeland Security secretary said he'd also give himself a high grade for "investment in mission and support of our workforce."

"[W]e cannot rely only on traditional hiring tools to fill mission-critical vacancies," DHS Secretary Mayorkas said in a statement on Monday.

Chris Krebs said other Republicans are "ashamed" they aren't facing Donald Trump's backlash because they "didn't step up."

Republican Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) called on Mayorkas to be impeached.

"I've never heard anyone say that the laws of immigration are well structured," Mayorkas said Sunday.

"Americans look to you and the President to deliver on the promise of more humane treatment of migrants," Rep. Bennie Thompson wrote in a letter to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas