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The DHS report found that the Secret Service missed opportunities to detect and prevent Thomas Crooks' attempted assassination of President Trump, including communication failures that left the protective detail unaware of an armed man on a nearby rooftop. The incident occurred at the American Glass Research International complex in Butler, Pa.

DHS is demanding Hochul and Mamdani honor an ICE retainer for an illegal migrant convicted of raping a corpse on the subway. Felix Jeronimo-Rojas was sentenced to 5 years in prison for raping and robbing the body of a deceased man on a train.

Carlitos Ricardo Parias, a man shot by federal agents during an immigration arrest, is detained at Adelanto Detention Center and alleges inadequate medical care for injuries sustained in the incident. His attorneys seek his release while his immigration case proceeds, highlighting systemic gaps in oversight and resources within immigration detention centers.

The Trump administration claims to have ended Biden-era catch-and-release policies, achieving zero interior releases of illegal aliens for 12 months. It highlights securing both northern and southern borders, addressing vulnerabilities like terrorist apprehensions at the northern border and smuggling through Canada, while advocating for trade agreements like USMCA to pressure Canada and Mexico on border security.

ICE arrested a foreign terrorist leader living illegally in Mooresville, allegedly holding his wife hostage, according to DHS. The individual, Aquilla, has an international warrant from Brazil for criminal association and extortion.

Schuylkill County faces opposition to a planned 7,500-person ICE detention center in Tremont Township, a former Big Lots warehouse, with residents criticizing leaders for inadequate transparency and infrastructure concerns. The project, part of the Trump administration's deportation initiative, faces delays due to state and federal challenges, including audits and infrastructure limitations in the area.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended President Donald Trump's push for citizenship checks in federal elections, stating the department was preparing for the 2026 midterms by reviewing voter information to ensure only citizens vote. Mullin cited Heritage Foundation data showing 25 prosecutions for voter fraud involving citizenship issues and emphasized securing election integrity.

A 7-year-old immigrant child is missing from DHS custody and expresses a desire to return to his father in Peru. The child appeared in immigration court with his attorney from Estrella del Paso, holding a toy lion during the proceedings.

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The AP investigation found that the U.S. government has re-separated dozens of children from their families under Trump’s second administration, despite a legal settlement to prevent such separations. Ederson Galicia Alva, separated from his mother twice, and others were affected, with a federal judge ruling the government acted illegally in some cases.

DHS chief signals efforts to reshape CISA. Mullin stated CISA needs around 2,800 employees despite a hiring cap of 3,400.

Delaney Hall, an ICE detention camp in Newark, New Jersey, operated by Geo Group, has reported spoiled food with maggots, overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, inadequate medical care, and instances of physical mistreatment. Detainees, who have not been convicted of crimes, are paid about $1 per day for work. Geo Group admitted to at least one physical altercation involving chemical agents, while DHS denied mistreatment claims.

Twenty-one anti-ICE protesters from Portland were arrested for allegedly assaulting federal officers during clashes at Delaney Hall between May 26 and May 29. At least 20 additional protesters were arrested on Sunday alone.

At least 20 protesters were arrested at the ICE detention center Delaney Hall after violent clashes with agents. Newark Mayor Ras Baraka imposed a 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew in response.

Delaney Hall detention center in New Jersey has become a focal point for protests and hunger strikes over claims of inhumane conditions and inadequate medical care. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin faces criticism as the facility, reopened under the Trump administration, sparks clashes between officials and activists, with New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) pushing for inspections and closures.

Anti-ICE protests escalated at Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, with agitators physically attacking ICE agents using bites, kicks, and punches. Nine individuals were arrested during the clashes, and local police largely refrained from assisting federal forces, according to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, who condemned the violence and vowed prosecution.

Rep. Adriano Espaillat, a New York City lawmaker who identifies as the first 'formerly undocumented' member of Congress, led a group of Manhattan lawmakers to demand the closure of Newark’s Delaney Hall ICE detention center and improved conditions for detainees. He cited a court order allowing entry and announced plans to introduce legislation enabling state officials to inspect federal detention facilities.

New Jersey Sen. Andy Kim confronted federal officers at a Newark immigration detention facility, where he was struck by pepper-ball spray during protests. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticized Kim's actions as 'political theater,' while Kim defended his presence, emphasizing concerns about conditions at the facility and a private contractor managing it.

New Jersey Democratic Sen. Andy Kim was struck by pepper-ball spray during a protest at Delaney Hall, an immigration detention facility, and criticized conditions there. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin accused him of engaging in 'political theater,' while Kim defended his actions as necessary to advocate for his constituents.

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks has resigned amid controversy over enforcement actions by Border Patrol and ICE, which led to a partial shutdown of DHS from February to late April. The controversy surrounding enforcement actions sparked a significant disruption in DHS operations. The resignation of the Border Patrol Chief marks a notable development in the ongoing debate over immigration policies.

Dave Venturella will serve as acting ICE Director after Todd Lyons' departure, according to a DHS spokesperson. This change in leadership follows Lyons' exit from the position. The new acting director is set to take on the role.

California gubernatorial debate between Katie Porter and Chad Bianco turned heated over sanctuary policies, with Bianco making a comment about Porter's motherhood. The debate was marked by controversy and personal attacks. Both candidates have faced criticism and controversy in their campaigns.

A heated clash is occurring over the DHS 'master plan' for deportations, involving former ICE Acting Director Caleb Vitello and Commissioner Rodney Scott of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The plan's details are not specified, but it has sparked significant debate. Key officials are at odds over the proposal.

A software CEO, unmasked as a divorcé who spent $40,000 bankrolling a glam DHS counterterrorism official, breaks his silence to deny being a 'sugar daddy' amid a scandal involving their fling.

Willie Ricardo Merida-Escobar, a Guatemalan illegal immigrant charged with murdering his wife Karla Gramajo-Cabrera, has a detainer lodged by ICE following his arrest in Oklahoma. The case highlights tensions between immigration enforcement and sanctuary state policies, with Oklahoma utilizing its 287(g) program for deportation proceedings.

Willie Ricardo Merida-Escobar, a Guatemalan illegal migrant charged with murdering his wife and dumping her body near an Oklahoma highway, faces an ICE detainer following his 2023 final removal order. Oklahoma’s 287(g) program enables local law enforcement collaboration with ICE for deportation of criminal illegal aliens.

A California school board member, Andrew Hayes, refused to comply with state sanctuary policies, arguing they prioritize political agendas over the rule of law. The Lakeside Union School District rejected updated guidance to shield students from immigration enforcement, citing risks to federal funding and safety. DHS denied entering schools to arrest children, countering claims of fearmongering by school officials.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger denies claims that Virginia is a sanctuary state and clarifies her administration's stance on immigration enforcement cooperation, countering criticism over ending a 287(g) agreement with DHS. She also addresses a proposed bill by Sen. Saddam Salim that would restrict 287(g) agreements unless specific legal conditions are met.

Rep. Tom Tiffany introduced the SAFER Act to block asylum claims from individuals who return to their home countries, citing fraudulent claims by Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter. The bill aims to restrict asylum for those who voluntarily return to their countries of origin, with exceptions for certified resolved threats.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) will delay a vote on DHS funding until the Senate advances ICE and CBP funding, citing frustration among Republicans. A potential Senate reconciliation package could unlock GOP support, but delays risk prolonging the DHS shutdown.