Leominster family says ICE agents held their daughter outside their home so they would turn themselves over trib.al/ZbK6aIM

"You’re more than welcome to come pick her up." A family says ICE agents held their daughter, a 5-year-old autistic U.S. citizen, in the driveway in an effort to pressure the parents to turn themselves in. Giulia McDonnell Nieto del Rio Samantha J. Gross report: bostonglobe.com/2025/09/23/met…

Remember that ICE shooting: these are the victims. “He was trapped inside that van, shot as if he was not a human,” Ms. Rodriguez said. “How can you defend yourself when your hands and feet are tied up?” nytimes.com/2025/09/26/us/…

Mother, children detained by ICE at Millennium Park Sunday held at O’Hare with other immigrant families: ‘We never imagined’ chicagotribune.com/2025/09/29/ice…

Miguel Ángel García-Hernández, a house painter and father of four from Mexico who was critically injured by a sniper at a federal immigration facility in Dallas, has died, the second fatality of the shooting, according to LULAC. nytimes.com/2025/09/30/us/…

Today on The Daily, I call people all over Gaza to talk to them about their decision to finally return home after the ceasefire that was signed three weeks ago. They tell me stories along the road and reflect on how it feels to lose a home. Listen here: nytimes.com/2025/10/30/pod…

Alejandro Juarez was supposed to be transferred to an ICE facility in Arizona. He has a court hearing in October. Instead, DHS put him on the wrong plane -- and deported him to Mexico. One of the craziest stories I've reported w/ Luis Ferré-Sadurní nytimes.com/2025/10/30/nyr…

NEW: How ICE mistakenly deported Alejandro Juarez to Mexico. Alejandro was detained in NYC, put on the wrong plane and sent to Mexico. He never saw a judge, no deportation order - a likely violation of law. W/ Hamed Aleaziz: nytimes.com/2025/10/30/nyr…

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Carlos Sebastian Zapata, the father in this video, said he experienced a medical emergency as ICE agents were attempting to detain his wife while their toddler was in the car. “I had convulsions or something. I don’t know what they did to me, but they were pressing on my neck,"

My first column is about losing my father to deportation — a grief of distance and of loving someone still living but lost to reach. chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/202…

NEW: Gabriela Coletta Zapata Gabriela Coletta Zapata says she has secured enough support from her colleagues to be Boston City Council president in January. She has other news too: She’s pregnant! #bospoli My latest for The Boston Globe bostonglobe.com/2025/11/10/met…

BREAKING — The Trump administration has made plans for Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino and many of his agents to leave Chicago as early as this week, after weeks of controversial arrests and clashes, 3 US officials tell CBS News. W/ Nicole Sganga. cbsnews.com/news/gregory-b…

“I don’t even know what the middle is anymore,” Alexa Arena said. “I’ve been living basically paycheck to paycheck.”

Undocumented immigrants — along with others who are afraid they will be swept up in raids — are staying home. “They don’t care if I have papers or not, only because I look like a Latino,” said one construction worker who has temporary protected status. wapo.st/43PlNRF

Under ICE crackdown, thousands of students have left Mass. public schools trib.al/5nZsnNO

Breaking: A Babson College freshman was detained at Logan airport last week while trying to board a flight to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving. She was swiftly deported to Honduras. Attorneys say she was unaware of an old removal order. bostonglobe.com/2025/11/25/met…

Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was thriving as a freshman at Babson College. But as she boarded a flight last week to surprise her parents for Thanksgiving in Texas, immigration agents detained her. Agents told Lopez Belloza that she had an old deportation order, which she told the

Meet the Babson College freshman & learn of her beautiful dreams and commitment to education—-all slashed when she was rapidly deported to Honduras on her trip home to TX to surprise her fam for Thanksgiving. bostonglobe.com/2025/11/26/met…

Any Lucia Lopez Belloza had received a scholarship to study in Massachusetts, and dreamed of opening a tailor shop with her dad. When immigration agents detained her at Logan airport, everything changed. trib.al/xn79sDa