Donald Trump has promised to undertake mass deportations. That job would largely fall to the approximately 6,000 federal enforcement and removal officers nationwide.

Communities are divided on how much to cooperate with immigration agents. In San Diego, the sheriff has vowed to defy a new policy protecting migrants.

A Kansas official who is an informal adviser to President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team on immigration issues doesn’t expect mass deportations to prompt arrests of migrants at sensitive

Fresno Unified, the state’s third-largest school district, has more than 3,000 students who were born outside of the U.S.

Everything to know about the border-related policies that Trump enacted during his first administration and what's coming next.

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Donald Trump wants to deport millions as soon as he takes office. But there are laws that could slow him down.

Donald Trump takes office next month following months of campaigning on immigration issues and vowing mass deportations. Some local officials, such as Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, say they’ll continue to protect migrants who came into the country without authorization against Trump’s threats of deportation.

Donald Trump spoke in Phoenix about a "historic slate of executive orders" that will surpass 1950s mass deportation efforts.

Immigrant families across Georgia are having difficult conversations around the table this holiday season, preparing for the possibility of mass deportations when President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January.

San Diego supervisors voted to restrict law enforcement's cooperation with federal immigration officials, but Sheriff Kelly Martinez said she would not comply with the county policy.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported more than 270,000 people to 192 countries over a recent 12-month period