Trump doubles down on dubious immigration claims ahead of midterms
When pressed, Mr. Trump said, "There's no proof of anything. There's no proof of anything. But there could very well be"
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When pressed, Mr. Trump said, "There's no proof of anything. There's no proof of anything. But there could very well be"
They were once bitter enemies. Now, they need each other
Pablo Villavicencio drew national attention when he was arrested on June 1 while delivering pizzas at a Brooklyn army base
Mexican authorities said there are now more than 5,000 people in the caravan as families struggle to stay together
Stoking fears about the caravan is the president's latest effort to rally his base
At a rally in Montana, the president threatened to shut down the southern border to stop a caravan of Central American migrants heading to the U.S.
Federal Judge Dana Sabraw noted the government said it would "get moving on this" in September, but hasn't done so
Trump holding event in Montana after he threatened to close the U.S.-Mexico border in a tweet because of concerns over a migrant caravan approaching the U.S.
He issued a series of morning tweets threatening Mexico and Latin American allies over immigration policy
Parents of 50 of the children have already been deported, according to new data from the Trump administration
Asylum-seeking parents could have the choice between staying with their children in detention centers or allowing their children to enter a government shelter
Staff members at a Phoenix-area shelter for unaccompanied migrant children physically abused three children, feds say
The case involves mostly long-term green card holders who have been convicted of a broad range of crimes that make them eligible to be deported
The decade-old program has been on hold since 2016 amid concerns that immigrant recruits were not being screened well enough
Judge Edward Chen questioned the administration using the vulgar description of African, Caribbean nations at a hearing on immigration
A larger share of U.S. immigrants who receive federal aid are working than native-born Americans who get assistance
"If you're a woman in law enforcement, I don't care where you're at, you're a minority," Provost told The Associated Press
Health and Human Services Department recently told Senate staffers that case managers couldn't find the children after they made follow-up calls to check on their safety
The Trump administration said they won't enforce immigration laws unless there's a serious public safety threat
The number of detained migrant children has exploded in the past year
DHS has proposed regulations to terminate the so-called Flores agreement
Backlash against now-abandoned open-door immigration policy set to grant party with neo-Nazi roots new power
Winemakers find themselves competing with the higher-paying construction industry to retain workers
U.N. refugee agency says crackdown has led human smugglers to take more risks ferrying people from Libyan coast
Rob Tibbetts is calling on politicians to stop using his daughter to advance views "she believed were profoundly racist"