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There is no reliable, authoritative national count of how many U.S. citizens were killed by undocumented immigrants in 2025; major fact‑checks and researchers say the does not compile nationwide stati...
Minimum eligibility for most entry‑level ICE law‑enforcement roles, as described in ICE and reporting on hiring drives, consistently includes U.S. citizenship, a valid driver’s license, eligibility to...
Multiple contemporary sources—including ICE communications and news reports from July–October 2025—state that ICE is offering to attract new personnel and explicitly include deportation officers withi...
The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) within U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) centrally for applicants, employees, and contractors, determining suitability, fitness, and eligib...
Federal courts have repeatedly checked the ’s attempts to end (TPS) for and , finding multiple agency actions unlawful under the and beyond the Secretary’s statutory authority, even as interim stays a...
Name collisions are real and visible in the public record: the Tricia McLaughlin who is the Department of Homeland Security’s Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs is documented on DHS’s official bio...
There is no publicly documented, verifiable evidence that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has a program to hire January 6 participants en masse; however, a rapid, large-scale hiring drive at...
Bystander videos circulating after the Minneapolis ICE shooting show officers approaching a stopped SUV, an officer grabbing the door handle, and the vehicle then moving before an agent fired, while f...