#Immigration

Palantir has become the tech backbone of Trump's immigration enforcement. Former employees are calling it a 'descent into fascism.' What happens when the people who build surveillance tools start asking uncomfortable questions?

Over 1,100 Afghan refugees who aided US forces now face a grim choice between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. What does this reveal about America's commitments?

The Supreme Court heard arguments over Trump's birthright citizenship order. The justices seemed skeptical—but the fact that this case made it to the highest court signals something bigger.

360 judges said Trump's mass detention policy is illegal. 27 said it isn't. So why are those 27 winning? The answer lies in how the administration is playing the courts.

ICE agents have been deployed to 14 US airports, officially to fill TSA staffing gaps during the government shutdown. But the line between security assistance and immigration enforcement is blurring fast.

Trump removed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after her controversial tenure. Her high-profile enforcement theatrics ultimately backfired in spectacular fashion.

Trump abruptly replaced DHS Secretary Kristi Noem after a tenure marked by record custody deaths and controversial enforcement tactics. What this means for immigration policy ahead.

ICE and CBP have paid hundreds of millions to Palantir, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google for immigration enforcement technology. Where's the line between innovation and surveillance?

How Minneapolis residents turned mutual aid into resistance during Operation Metro Surge, revealing the deeper roots of community solidarity in America's heartland.

Mass immigration raids under Trump administration create pandemic-like conditions as immigrant families shelter in place, skip medical care, and pull children from schools across America.

ICE claims 200+ years of "functional history" despite being created in 2003. How did American immigration enforcement transform from labor management to national security apparatus?

Palantir secured a $1 billion contract with DHS, bypassing competitive bidding. As internal tensions rise over immigration enforcement, what does this deal signal for surveillance technology?