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The Sisters of Charity of New York support families of ICE detainees while preparing for the congregation’s final mission. #ICE #Immigration #NewYork
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The Sisters of Charity of New York support families of ICE detainees while preparing for the congregation’s final mission. #ICE #Immigration #NewYork

ICE plans to spend up to $20m on gloves that can deliver electric shocks, drawing concern from civil rights groups. #ICE #Immigration #Policing

Video shows plainclothes ICE agents push and handcuff 57-year-old Australian Phu Nguyen at Harry Reid airport; officers halted after onlookers intervened, DHS later says he was arrested next day #LasVegas #ICE #immigration

An ICE agent shot and killed a 26-year-old Colombian motorist during a removal-related pursuit in Biddeford, Maine; state and federal investigators are probing the incident #BiddefordME #ICE #PoliceShooting

A new lawsuit against ICE highlights shocking conditions at the largest immigration detention facility in the U.S., alleging abuse, neglect, and unsanitary living environments for detainees.

A new campaign by Women’s March targets ICE agents, urging them to reflect on their moral choices through powerful narratives that highlight the impact of their actions on families and communities.

After a harrowing detention, the Gámez-Cuéllar brothers are set to perform with Kacey Musgraves in Texas, showcasing resilience and talent during the Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

Steve Bannon claims ICE’s airport presence is a trial run for future polling stations, aiming to prevent illegal voting in the upcoming midterms. What does this mean for the electoral process?

A tragic death of a 19-year-old in ICE custody has sparked serious questions about the treatment of detainees and the adequacy of mental health support within the system.

An 18-year-old volleyball player was detained by ICE while heading to practice, raising alarms about the impact of current immigration policies on students and their futures.