One of the suspicious white-powder envelopes sent to an ICE office in Manhattan this week included a menacing note saying it ...

Five envelopes containing a suspicious white powder were discovered at New York’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement field ...

Lawyers representing detainees put forth allegations of cramped and unsanitary conditions, such as open-air toilets and a ...

The FBI is investigating after envelopes containing an unidentified white powder were found at New York City building that houses an ICE office.

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on August 12 directing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to ...

A suspicious white powder that forced the Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in New York City to evacuate does ...

The Justice Department is bristling at the idea of providing toothbrushes to jailed migrants at a Manhattan ICE lockup — ...

Federal immigration authorities have seized a 7-year-old New York City public school student, the youngest-known local school kid to be detained during the second Trump administration.

The five envelopes were sent to the FBI's headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, for testing, according to authorities.

The arrest was the first known ICE arrest of a New York City child under the age of 18 during the second Trump administration ...

Teachers are rallying behind a student who was taken by ICE during what was supposed to be a routine immigration court ...