Sarah Matusek

The Trump administration is expanding the military role at the border through new national defense areas, raising questions about militarization of the border.

The leaders of the United States and El Salvador say they can't be forced to return a man deported in error from the U.S., setting up a struggle between the executive branch and the courts.

President Trump has tapped existing but rarely used laws to aid his immigration actions. Supporters see pragmatism, while critics warn of overreach.

As the Trump administration claims broad authority to deport “alien enemies” and others, questions arise about whether immigrants have rights in court.

Planned limitations on Canadian access to the Haskell Free Library & Opera House, which spans the U.S.-Canada border, symbolize a fraying relationship between towns with traditionally close ties.

Confusion over the timing of a deportation operation to El Salvador has led to questions about whether the administration defied a judge’s order, in removing people the White House says are members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.

In Colorado, some sheriffs are pushing for closer cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. Others are telling immigrant populations their departments “are always here for you.”

One month after inauguration, President Trump’s flurry of executive action on immigration has dramatically changed U.S. policy. Critics say justice is at risk.

President Trump has tasked his new “border czar” with significant responsibilities. The country’s next immigration chapter may well be shaped by his aggressive plans.

As Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency pushes to cut jobs and bureaucracy, many who chose careers in public service say it’s an intensely difficult time.