Federal Agents

New court filings have revealed how federal agents used facial recognition technology to compile visual files of protestors. These actions were carried out during a period designated as Operation Metro Surge.

National reporter Jazmine Ulloa covered immigration, describing body-camera footage and court evidence concerning federal agents. This evidence reportedly shows that federal agents used slurs and racially profiled people during immigration sweeps. The article raises questions about whether immigration agents can stop people based on their appearance.

New evidence suggests agents used slurs, which bolsters profiling claims against them. The incident references federal agents making an arrest in Minneapolis during January.

Jeanine John Taele was arrested at Donald Trump’s California golf course for allegedly taking photos and videos of security agents before a presidential visit. He now faces additional charges.

A federal judge ruled that New York cannot prohibit federal agents from wearing face coverings or mandate visible identification. The decision follows a similar ruling in California, which was enacted after the Trump administration intensified immigration arrests.

A heavily-armed suspect filmed Trump's security detail at a California golf course and approached federal agents, falsely claiming to work for the State Department. Modified weapons and the suspect's mugshot were revealed for the first time.

A judge ruled that New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings. The decision follows a similar ruling in California after the Trump administration increased immigration arrests.

A federal judge ruled New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require visible identification, citing constitutional concerns under the supremacy clause. The decision follows a similar block of a California law and centers on federal versus state authority over law enforcement.

A judge ruled that New York cannot prohibit federal agents from wearing face coverings. The policy was part of a state budget bill that included law enforcement measures, signed into law by Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul in May.

Gavin Newsom and his wife earned $1.4 million in 2024 according to released tax returns. The filings were disclosed during an investigation into Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s finances, and they stated the documents refute claims they enriched themselves during Gavin Newsom’s time in office.

A 38-year-old woman from Ukraine was violently arrested by federal agents at San Francisco International Airport. The incident occurred on Thursday.

Airida Gould, a Chicago-area woman, was arrested by federal agents during a green card interview and faces potential imminent deportation.

Trump criticizes sanctuary states for limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities, but many of these states still assist in deportations. Federal agents and local police were present at an immigration processing center in Broadview, Ill., last fall.

Federal agents used tear gas to disperse people during immigration raids on Chicago’s South Side last year. The Chicago Prosecutor’s Office is struggling due to failed immigration cases.

A pastor from Global Vision informed his congregation that federal agents allegedly raided his home in Tennessee. He described the agents as having 'battered down' the residence.

A Chicago woman was confronted by federal agents for filming immigration arrests. A lawsuit is challenging the directives that led to agents confronting peaceful protesters capturing these arrests.

Federal agents raided the Queens home of Anthony Miranda, former New York City Sheriff, as part of an ongoing corruption investigation. The probe alleges the Sheriff's office under Miranda's leadership retained cash from raids on illegal pot shops. The union representing deputies condemned Miranda's conduct, citing long-standing mismanagement and corruption.

The article discusses Trump's use of subpoenas against the New York Times, with federal agents visiting reporters' homes. It argues this targets journalists for activities protected by the First Amendment, framing it as an attack on press rights to gather information and protect sources.

Trump announced the U.S. will collect tolls and impose a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. A man was killed by federal agents in Maine, and states are suing to stop the Paramount-Warner Bros merger.

Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Biddeford, Maine, that involved federal agents. Police were present at the scene of the shooting.

A vigil was held in Charlotte for Lorenzo Araujo, a man shot and killed by federal agents in Houston during a traffic stop. Immigration officials claim self-defense after Araujo allegedly rammed their vehicle, while three detained men dispute this account. Houston city leaders criticize the lack of information from federal authorities, and the county’s district attorney seeks access to the van involved.

The Trump administration has subpoenaed New York Times journalists following their report on security concerns involving a new Air Force One jet gifted by Qatar to President Donald Trump. The subpoenas require the reporters to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan, with agents delivering some subpoenas to their homes.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo died in an encounter with federal agents in Houston. His family held a news conference to address his death.

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against the State of New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul, and Attorney General Letitia James over a state law that prohibits federal agents from wearing masks and requires them to display identification while operating in the state. The law, S.9005-C, was signed into effect.

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned four months after federal agents searched his home and office in an investigation into a controversial artificial intelligence contract. The LAUSD Board of Education confirmed his resignation submission.

Operation Metro Surge, a federal immigration enforcement initiative in 2025-2026, disrupted Minnesota with thousands of arrests, community trauma, and fear among immigrant families. Undocumented residents like Lucy faced daily anxieties over deportation, while community networks formed to resist ICE actions.

Paul Johnson, a progressive activist, alleges federal agents assaulted him in January and left him shackled to a hospital bed for days before charging him. The incident occurred during Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Federal agents and LAPD conducted a coordinated operation in MacArthur Park to target drug users and dealers as part of an ongoing effort to reclaim the area. The blitz involved a large-scale presence to address drug-related activities in the park.

Gavin Newsom is using state resources for legal defense. He is presumed innocent and has not been charged, though federal agents have questioned his relatives and associates.

Michel Manuel Garcia Rojas was sentenced to 51 months in prison for assaulting a federal agent after pleading guilty on February 9. He was initially arrested by Rotterdam police for attempting to steal $150 worth of groceries by hiding food at the register under a child.

Minneapolis anti-violence workers, including Connie Rhodes and Lenise Holliman from Restoration Inc., responded to a January shooting involving federal agents, enduring tear gas and flash bangs during a chaotic encounter. The incident followed the fatal shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis by an ICE agent, which led to the agent's arrest and charges of assault and false reporting.

The House voted to advance a $70 billion GOP immigration bill. Federal agents conducted an immigration enforcement raid in Minneapolis in January.

Six people were arrested at protests in downtown Los Angeles marking the one-year anniversary of federal agents storming the city's Fashion District. The demonstrations responded to what the article describes as one of the largest immigration enforcement actions in California.

Protests and events were held in downtown Los Angeles on the one-year anniversary of a major federal immigration enforcement action. On June 6, 2025, federal agents arrested and detained dozens of workers in the L.A. Fashion District, triggering subsequent raids across the region.

Tensions persist outside Newark's Delaney Hall detention center as protests and clashes between activists and federal agents continue. The Trump administration has defended the facility amid ongoing demonstrations that have lasted nearly two weeks.

The Los Angeles Police Department and federal agents are conducting a joint operation targeting illegal narcotics activity in MacArthur Park, a fentanyl hotspot, as reported by authorities.

The Los Angeles Police Department and federal agents are conducting a joint operation targeting illegal narcotics activity in MacArthur Park, a known fentanyl hotspot. Authorities confirmed the operation focused on disrupting fentanyl sales and use in the area.

Federal agents arrested tech CEO Jamshid Ghomi, a dual citizen of the U.S. and Iran, for allegedly selling sensitive U.S. computer equipment to Iran, violating U.S. sanctions against the country.

Police in Hanover Park, a northwest suburb of Chicago, will increase plain-clothed foot patrols starting Friday to address crime trends like drug/gang activity, street takeovers, and business burglaries. Officers will wear vests identifying them as police and clarify they are not federal agents.

A former WGN employee is seeking damages after being detained by federal agents in an incident captured on video. The incident occurred in Lincoln Square and led to a lawsuit against the federal government.