No Deal to End Shutdown; Trump Says 'Could Be a Long Time'
The partial government shutdown persists through a 12th day over the president's $5.6 billion demand to build a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
Border Agents' Latest Tear Gassing Prompts Call for Investigation
Amnesty International's Justin Mazzola says the Trump administration is not only "endangering families" but "defying international law."
Congressional Leaders Invited to White House for Border Briefing
The meeting is set for the day before the Democrats take over the House and introduce bills to reopen the government without wall funding.
Second Guatemalan Child Dies in U.S. Immigration Custody
The 8-year-old boy was treated for symptoms of a cold hours before he collapsed and died, border authorities say.
Homeland Security Chief May Be on Trump's Chopping Block
Kirstjen Nielsen defended the administration's practice of separating children from parents, but the president is said to have soured on her.
Doctors With Convictions Hired to Examine Immigrants
They put their charges at risk of abuse, and could expose citizens to disease, the Department of Homeland Security's internal watchdog says.
Feds Seek to Deny Green Cards to Many Who Get Public Benefits
Immigrants who receive Medicaid benefits, food stamps, housing vouchers and other forms of public assistance are at risk under a newly published proposal.
U.S. Moved $10 Million From FEMA to ICE Ahead of Hurricane Season
As Florence barrels toward the Carolinas, Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley releases documents revealing the Trump administration's transfer of funds.
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Trump Administration Plans to Detain Immigrant Minors Indefinitely
A new rule by the Department of Homeland Security flouts 20 years of precedent mandating a limit of 20 days’ detention.
U.S. Backing Out on Deal to Limit Immigrant Detentions
The Department of Homeland Security says it is ending an agreement that requires the government to release immigrant children after 20 days in detention.
