#Immigration Policy

After Kristi Noem's chaotic 14-month tenure, Trump has nominated Senator Markwayne Mullin to lead the Department of Homeland Security. What does a former MMA fighter bring to America's third-largest federal agency?

Months of reporting point to a power vacuum inside the Department of Homeland Security. What happens when the agency guarding America's borders loses its own chain of command?

Kristi Noem's firing as DHS Secretary reveals the delicate balance between loyalty and ambition in Trump's second term, marking the first major Cabinet shakeup over self-promotion rather than policy failures.

Federal Reserve reports solid economic conditions while noting disruptions from immigration enforcement in Minnesota. What does this mean for labor markets and growth?

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's successful negotiation with Trump to free a detained Columbia student reveals new dynamics in federal-local relations and the power of personal politics

A DHS document about mega detention centers sent to New Hampshire's governor contained embedded comments and metadata exposing staff identities and internal discussions.

The parallels between 1920s Prohibition enforcement and today's mass deportation efforts reveal troubling patterns of hasty expansion and inadequate training

A leaked forum reveals deep divisions among Homeland Security agents over Trump's immigration crackdown, with officers questioning tactics and organizational priorities.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker supports wealth taxes that would cost him millions while leading aggressive resistance to Trump's immigration policies. A look at the Democratic playbook for state-level opposition.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces mounting pressure after Minneapolis operation failures, revealing internal battles over Trump's immigration agenda.

Stephen Miller's 'immunity' declaration and ICE's facial recognition monitoring aren't anomalies. They're the logical outcome of 25 years of post-9/11 immigration policy that redefined enforcement as national security.

ICE and CBP agents patrol Minneapolis streets as daily life continues. The normalization of surveillance reveals how democracy erodes in plain sight.