Maria Luisa Paul

Emilia D’Albero won the Mondial du Fromage, one of the world’s top cheese competitions, held every two years in Tours, France.

Mario Guevara, an independent journalist, was arrested while covering a protest of the Trump administration in a case that has alarmed free speech groups. 

More than a dozen New York elected officials were arrested at a federal building in Manhattan in the latest clash between Democratic officials and immigration authorities.

The Department of Homeland Security is ending temporary protected status created in 2021 for Venezuelan migrants, affecting tens of thousands in the U.S.

The heightened need is colliding with a shelter system already stretched thin by post-pandemic overcrowding, chronic staffing shortages and plummeting adoptions.

Interviews with 16 former detainees of El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center offer the most complete view yet of conditions inside the notorious prison.

The death toll of the fire in Fall River lays bare the vulnerabilities of assisted-living facilities, experts told The Washington Post.

Police deploy stun grenades, rubber bullets, tear gas on L.A. protesters

What to know about visa holders’ due process rights, visitor visas and who is legally eligible for deportation

Honolulu police say they are launching a review after civil rights attorneys accused officers of arresting scores of sober drivers to meet quotas.

Davicito59, one of the singers of “Donaltron,” is facing deportation. Authorities say he has gang ties, which he denies.

The arrest took place during a protest at the newly opened immigration detention facility, officials said.

A group of Venezuelan opposition members who sought refuge in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas has arrived in the U.S., according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Over a dozen U.S. citizens have been swept up in the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, according to interviews, court records and news reports.

Amid devastating environmental forecasts, there’s progress to be celebrated.

Immigrants from six nations where democracy was eroded say they see the same patterns emerging during the Trump administration — and want to warn Americans.

Homeland Security said such activity would be grounds to deny visa and green-card applications, alarming free-speech and immigration experts.

Recent news reports of at least seven alleged cases have alarmed advocates and scholars who say they reveal the dangers of a system accelerating with few safeguards.

The intersection of immigration law and First Amendment protections has long been a gray area. That uncertainty, legal experts say, creates room for abuse.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential contender who has advocated for LGBTQ+ rights, broke with his party on trans athletes.