While recording ICE is within the public’s First Amendment rights, the DHS says posting videos and photos of agents online is harassment that threatens their safety. It is illegal to obstruct or otherwise interfere with ICE arrests, and the DHS reports that its officers have seen a significant increase in assaults on agents and vehicles.

ICE's use of force actions are governed by a combination of the US Constitution, US law and the Department of Homeland Security's own policy guidelines.

The approximately seven million people who came out across the U.S. to participate in Saturday’s “No Kings” protests are a testament to the fact that more Americans are waking up to the sobering reality that the presidency no longer operates pursuant ...

A small group gathered Dec. 19 to protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Westerville, capping a week in which many in the community saw increased activity from the agency in Columbus. ICE has long had a presence in central ...

Masked, plain-clothed agents are grabbing people they believe are undocumented immigrants off the streets, pulling them into unmarked vehicles and swiftly detaining them. In other cases, masked agents are running checkpoints in the middle of Washington, D ...

The Trump administration’s draconian immigration enforcement actions are raising the specter of American autocracy, prompting many to ask — perhaps for the first time — how the U.S. could possibly have gotten here. Videos of masked Immigration and ...

Homeland Security sources claim Renee Good was part of ‘ICE Watch’ - Renee Nicole Good’s death in Minneapolis has seen sharply differing narratives emerge, with the Trump administration accused of vic

Here is a look at the history of ICE, and some of the major developments and controversies surrounding the agency in the first year of Trump's second administration, leading up to the fatal shooting this week a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis.