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Trump immigration crackdown: US arrests visa overstayers at airports

The United States has begun arresting foreign nationals with expired visas at airports across the country, marking an expansion of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement campaign. Reports based on internal US Department of Homeland Security documents and interviews with immigration lawyers say Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers have recently detained travellers at check‑in counters, security zones, boarding gates and arrival terminals in more than a dozen airports. Those targeted include spouses of US citizens, skilled foreign workers awaiting visa extensions, former exchange visitors and other migrants with pending immigration applications. The arrests represent a significant expansion of an existing collaboration between the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and ICE, which previously focused mainly on individuals with outstanding deportation orders. Lawyers say the programme now covers people whose visas have expired even if they have ongoing, lawful applications to remain in […]

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US immigration agents involved in another fatal shooting

US immigration agents are facing fresh scrutiny after another fatal shooting during an enforcement operation in Houston.abc7ny+1 According to federal officials, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national, during a traffic stop as agents tried to arrest him. The Department of Homeland Security said Araujo tried to use his vehicle to ram an agent, prompting the officer to fire in self-defense However, some people who were detained during the incident later gave a different account, saying Araujo was not trying to attack the agents when he was shot. The shooting has added to growing criticism of US immigration enforcement, especially after a series of deadly incidents involving federal agents in recent months.time+1 The FBI is investigating the case, while rights groups and lawmakers are calling for a full independent review of what […]

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US deports Nigerian after domestic violence convictions

The United States has deported a Nigerian man after multiple criminal convictions, including domestic violence and other offences. According to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the man remained in the country after entering on a student visa nearly two decades ago. Authorities said he later built up a long criminal record that included domestic violence, trespassing, intimidation, obstruction, kidnapping, rape, and family neglect. ICE said the deportation was part of its ongoing enforcement against foreign nationals with serious criminal histories. The agency said the case shows the consequences of remaining in the country unlawfully while also committing repeated crimes. The development has drawn attention because it involves both immigration violations and violent offences. It also highlights the role of US authorities in removing non-citizens with serious criminal records from the country.

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US Senate Approves $70bn for Trump Immigration Crackdown

The United States Senate has approved a $70 billion funding plan backing President Donald Trump’s hard-line immigration crackdown, advancing a major boost for federal enforcement agencies. The roughly $70bn bill will finance US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Border Patrol for three years, covering the remainder of Trump’s presidency until January 2029, if it is approved by the House of Representatives and signed into law. Senators voted along largely party lines after weeks of internal Republican wrangling and clashes with Democrats over the scope of enforcement powers and conditions on how the money will be spent. The proposal could ultimately authorise tens of billions of dollars more over several years when related enforcement operations are included. The measure comes out of a broader effort to restore full funding to the Department of Homeland Security, which has faced partial […]

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Nigerian Man Faces Deportation After Arrest in US Over Fraud Allegations

A 49-year-old Nigerian man, Etinosa Osahon, is facing deportation from the United States after being arrested over alleged bank fraud and identity theft offences. According to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Osahon was picked up by federal agents following investigations linking him to a scheme involving theft from bank accounts and the use of stolen personal data to carry out fraudulent transactions. Reports say the Nigerian allegedly conspired with others to obtain victims’ details, access bank funds and move the money through various channels in a pattern consistent with organised financial fraud. The full amount involved has not yet been disclosed but investigators describe the case as significant. Osahon, who is not a US citizen, now faces removal proceedings in addition to his criminal case. Immigration authorities say he could be deported back to Nigeria once the fraud and identity […]

Police arrest protesters during anti-ICE demonstration at Columbia University in New York
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US Police Arrest 12 Anti-ICE Protesters at Columbia University

US police have arrested 12 protesters at Columbia University in New York during a demonstration against the university’s alleged cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The protesters, who described themselves as anti-ICE activists, accused the Ivy League institution of working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and demanded that the campus be formally declared a sanctuary space for undocumented students and staff. According to authorities, the arrests were made after demonstrators refused to disperse and allegedly violated campus and city regulations. Police did not immediately release details on the charges, but confirmed that the situation was brought under control without serious injuries. Protesters Demand Sanctuary Status Demonstrators say Columbia has failed to adequately protect immigrant students amid heightened immigration enforcement nationwide. They are calling on university leadership to sever any cooperation with ICE and publicly commit to non-cooperation policies. Chants and […]

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Italy rules out ICE police role at Winter Games

Italy has ruled out any operational police role for United States immigration agency ICE during the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, following public anger over its planned presence.​ Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi told parliament that only the Homeland Security Investigations arm of ICE will be in Italy and that its staff will work inside United States diplomatic missions. He stressed they are not operational agents and have no powers to carry out law enforcement activities on Italian soil.​ Piantedosi said criticism and fears about their role at the Games were completely unfounded. He explained that HSI focuses on global threats such as the illegal movement of people, goods and weapons and is separate from the part of ICE that leads the controversial immigration crackdown in the United States.​ The minister noted it is standard practice for countries to send security […]

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US immigration officer shoots Venezuelan man in Minneapolis

A US federal immigration officer has shot and wounded a Venezuelan man during an enforcement operation in north Minneapolis, intensifying tensions in a city already on edge over recent immigration raids. City officials confirmed the shooting and urged residents to remain calm, while again calling on US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to leave the city and the state.​ According to the Department of Homeland Security, ICE officers tried to stop the man, described as “an illegal alien from Venezuela,” during a targeted traffic operation. Officials say he fled in his vehicle, crashed into another car, then tried to escape on foot before resisting arrest and “violently” attacking an officer.​ DHS said two other people emerged from a nearby apartment and joined the struggle, allegedly hitting the officer with a snow shovel and broom handle. The officer then fired what DHS […]

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Petro warns of possible US military action

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has said there is now a serious risk of US military action against his country, warning that Washington’s recent rhetoric and operations are pushing relations into dangerous territory. In an interview with the BBC, Petro said the United States was increasingly behaving like an “empire” toward Latin America and could end up becoming isolated internationally if it continued on its current path. His comments came after US President Donald Trump said a military operation in Colombia “sounds good”, following recent US strikes in Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro. Petro said such statements could not be taken lightly, recalling Colombia’s past loss of territory and describing the remarks as a “real threat” to national sovereignty. The two leaders spoke by phone on Wednesday, with Trump later describing the exchange as an honour and suggesting he […]

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Apple Removes ICE Tracking Apps from App Store

Apple has removed several mobile applications used to track U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from its App Store. The move came on Thursday following reported pressure from the Trump administration. The apps, which allowed users to anonymously report the locations of ICE officers, had grown in popularity amid the administration's intensified deportation efforts. Officials argued that the apps endangered law enforcement lives, citing a recent deadly shooting at an ICE facility in Texas where the gunman was alleged to have used such a tool. Apple confirmed the removal in a statement, saying it acted "based on information we've received from law enforcement about the safety risks." The Attorney General's office stated it had demanded the removal of the popular "ICEBlock" app, and Apple complied. The company did not provide further comment on the decision, which highlights the ongoing […]

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