Immigration

As the Trump administration’s aggressive deportations continue, one group is being targeted that has some law enforcement and prosecutors concerned: U visa applicants.

The State Department accuses the company, which they did not name, of knowingly facilitating illegal immigration.

Grijalva said humanitarian volunteers with the nonprofit group No More Deaths reported that warrantless Border Patrol agents forced their way into their desert aid station and arrested three migrants who were resting inside a trailer.

The Trump administration has insisted its mass deportation campaign is targeting criminals. But, according to the new report, nearly three in four people booked into ICE custody since October have no criminal conviction.

The changes came after a D.C. shooting left a National Guard soldier dead and another wounded. The suspect is an Afghan man who worked with the CIA while in Afghanistan and was granted asylum in the U.S. this year.

No More Deaths volunteers have for years offered aid to migrants traversing the Arizona borderlands at Byrd Camp, a collection of trailers and other structures that sit on a property in the middle of rugged desert terrain a few miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.

Mexican immigrants are sending less money back home this year compared to last year, the country’s central bank says.

Interior oversees federal land agencies including the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management, or the BLM.

One member of the National Guard is dead and another is in critical conditions after the shooting in Washington DC.

Expedited removal has been used for over two decades at the border, and it’s only applicable to people who’ve been in the U.S. for less than two years.