A University of Arizona PhD student and a network of volunteers have built the Tucson Migra Map, a community-vetted tracker of ICE activity in southern Arizona. Here's why this slower, post-incident approach matters.
The US House has voted to end a record-breaking 76-day partial government shutdown, sending a DHS funding bill to President Trump's desk. Here's what it means and what comes next.
Rafael Concepcion, a Syracuse University professor turned activist coder, built the DEICER app to crowdsource ICE tracking. It gained 30,000 users before Apple pulled it under government pressure, and the personal fallout has been severe.
Immigration agents across six US states have been spotted wearing Meta smart glasses during raids and protests, with no official government contract in place, raising serious questions about unregulated surveillance.
Developer Allison Yang's prototype game H1B.Life turns the US H-1B visa lottery into a satirical simulation, drawing on real immigrant stories to highlight the uncertainty, trade-offs, and sheer luck that define the process.
The Trump administration faces accusations of collecting over $1 billion in visa fees from immigrants while allegedly implementing policies designed to prevent their applications from being processed, in what critics call the largest fraud in immigration history.
NCA chief Graeme Biggar warns that escalating Middle East conflict could drive an increase in small boat arrivals to the UK as part of a wider national threat assessment.
A former Afghan ally who served with US Special Forces has tragically died within 24 hours of entering ICE custody, highlighting a record-breaking year for detention fatalities.
An academic analysis of the recent decline in US deportation litigation and the structural changes within the Department of Homeland Security.