Across the country, ICE officers accustomed to operating below the radar have been thrust into the spotlight by Trump's aggressive deportation orders.

A father, daughter and twin sons are all ICE agents. They see themselves as crime fighters. Others see them as something far worse.

NBC News was granted exclusive access to accompany Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers as they attempted to arrest ...

Federal immigration authorities say they have arrested more than 400 people in Minnesota this month, including several with long-standing deportation orders that were never carried out. Some men ...

Police denied ICE agents used the precinct as a staging area, but advocates worry the perception could make immigrants ...

Nativity scenes at some churches are sparking fierce debates. At Lake Street Church in Evanston, Illinois, the baby Jesus ...

The Plymouth sheriff’s office last year extended its contract with ICE, which pays the sheriff’s office to hold individuals ...

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, in an interview with MS NOW's Jacob Soboroff, emphasized that the NYPD will not ...

An ICE officer was allegedly bitten in the hand by an illegal immigrant in Louisiana who was resisting arrest, the Department ...

It’s a common scene in recent weeks: Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents swarm a Twin Cities business or home, meet resistance from protesters, and leave with at least one person in custody.

Hundreds of ICE tracking groups have quietly formed around the country. Ordinary people have stepped into new roles, they say helps hold federal agents accountable.

The Transportation Security Administration is providing passenger lists to Immigration and Customs Enforcement to identify and detain travelers subject to deportation orders.