One letter to the editor questions why Allegheny County Council is apprehensive about cooperating with ICE. The writer insists deportation should be mandatory for those who lack legal status, calling the council’s stance “insane.”
A new episode of the On Iowa Politics Podcast brings heated debate over controversial legislation at the Iowa Capitol, along with a surprising proposal to attract an NFL team. Hosted by The Journal’s Jared McNett and Lee Des Moines Bureau Chief Maya Marchel Hoff, the discussion explores the political tensions underpinning state-level policy decisions.
Department of Homeland Security officials will testify before a House committee to address concerns about immigration enforcement. Criticism surrounding President Trump’s deportation agenda and a looming funding deadline highlight the gravity of this oversight hearing.
With national attention on Minnesota’s immigration enforcement efforts, a dedicated local newsroom is responding under the pressure of a digital revolution. The Minnesota Star Tribune has shown resilience in tackling complex, fast-evolving developments without being overmatched.
A partial government shutdown is set to begin at midnight as the Senate struggles to finalize a spending deal. Although President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats reached a temporary arrangement, new limitations on immigration enforcement remain a stumbling block.
Immigration agents and leaders are reportedly defying best practices that have been developed and refined by U.S. police over the last 50 years. Critics question whether these time-tested methods are being set aside too casually, leading to debates over policy effectiveness and public safety.
Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno critiques Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken for comparing ICE agents to terrorists. The dispute escalates further when the county rejects a $68,000 federal grant for the Sheriff’s Department tied to immigration enforcement.
Recent ICE operations in Minneapolis go well beyond standard immigration enforcement, according to local officials and community members. Critics argue that these masked, heavily armed raids are more about wielding power through fear than simply upholding the law.
A Liberian man arrested by Minnesota immigration agents, who used a battering ram to break down his door, has been released once again. His repeated detentions highlight a complex immigration saga playing out in Minneapolis.
A Liberian man has been released by a federal judge in Minnesota after his arrest by heavily armed immigration agents. The agents used a battering ram to break into his Minneapolis home, raising questions about the use of force and due process.
