Advocacy groups across the country are urging people to know their rights as President Donald Trump's targets people in U.S.

we saw a different scene than what we are being told in public statements from ICE, DEA and similar law enforcement agencies. We watched as dozens of federal agents went door-to-door, questioning ...

While no raids have happened on farms yet, undocumented S. Jersey farm workers are experiencing "a ton of panic." ...

Since President Donald Trump took office again on Jan. 20, federal law enforcement, especially U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE ... door and ask if she had guns or drugs inside the house ...

29 people were also detained, sources said. Two federal law enforcement sources briefed on Wednesday morning's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)-led raids in seven locations across Denver ...

He came to the U.S. from Venezuela in November through CBP One ... police were going to come knocking on their door. "We are good people, we are not hiding any criminal and no one who lives ...

Opening the door does not give them permission to come inside, but it is safer to speak to ICE through the door. If you are arrested by the police, you have the right to a government-appointed ...

You have the right to remain silent: No matter your immigration status ... says it’s safer to speak with ICE through the door. The ILRC recommends asking agents to hold the warrant up to ...

For instance, Chicago … they’ve been educated on how to defy ICE, how to hide ... “Don’t open the door, remain silent if you’re arrested, tell your children not to open the door, and ...

He came to the U.S. from Venezuela in November through CBP One ... is currently detained at an ICE detention facility in Taylor, Texas. His parents say he has not been charged with any crime.

An ICE spokesperson did not answer a reporter's questions ... and then the inmate could be brought through the interior doors into the facility. Inmates who are moving from a jail or prison ...

Opening the door does not give them permission to come inside, but it is safer to speak to ICE through the door. You have the right to remain silent, even if officer has a warrant. You do not have ...