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DHS launches ‘Defend the Homeland’ ICE recruitment push
The Department of Homeland Security is launching a “Defend the Homeland” ICE recruitment push, offering new agents $50k signing bonuses and student loan forgiveness. Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample and New York Times Opinion Columnist Michelle Goldberg join Chris Jansing to share their analysis of the President's immigration crackdown and how local communities are fighting back.
Fact Check Team: Trump admin ramps up ICE recruitment with $50,000 bonuses
As the Trump administration intensifies its deportation plans nationwide, it is also boosting recruitment efforts for Immigration and Customs Enforcement with significant incentives. Recruits are being offered a maximum $50,
After questioning from an appeals court judge, government attorneys said immigration crackdowns were not about “volume,” ...
The immigration raids at the center of the legal battle triggered massive protests in the Los Angeles area in June, as well ...
An expert in public safety data rejected the administration's claims, saying 2025's numbers fall in line with a trend that ...
A panel from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling late Friday, saying the Department of Justice’s arguments to ...
Castro said officials at the camp 'staged' efforts to show inmates getting exercise, while employees inside wore masks to ...
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd made national news this week as he railed against Immigration and Customs Enforcement for ...
NBC News’ Jacob Soboroff observed masked federal agents apprehending people who were attending mandatory immigration court ...
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — There’s an app that lets people track immigration and customs enforcement sightings in their communities ...
A controversy is brewing on Long Island where ICE agents are contracted to conduct firearms training at Islip's rifle range.
Immigration officials say the El Toro Loco raids had to do with suspected human trafficking. Advocates wonder why potential ...
There is no constitutional protection or ban on immigration agents wearing masks or face coverings. ICE acting head Todd M.
Immigration officers are using more forceful tactics to keep up with the Trump administration’s mass deportation goals.
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