Border czar Tom Homan responded to far-left officials trying to stifle the Trump administration's mass deportations in a bid to crack down on the surge of illegal immigration.

Within hours of entering office, President Donald Trump signed several executive orders regarding immigration, including declaring a national emergency.

As the Trump administration, led ironically by former Obama administrator, and new “border czar” Thomas Homan, prepares its Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to descend on Chicago and other sanctuary cities to carry out perhaps the largest deportation effort in U.

Thomas Homan once defended Obama-era policies and health care for transgender immigrants. Now he’s eyeing hotlines to report undocumented neighbors and arrests of local officials who get in the way.

Advocates rallied on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to call on Mayor Adams to do more to protect migrants and follow city sanctuary laws

Immigration advocates believe the upcoming admin is generating "attrition through enforcement' by ramping up threats that lead to "self-deportation"

States, counties and cities across the U.S. have adopted policies to limit cooperation with immigration agents who seek to deport undocumented immigrants.

Chicago is preparing for a significant immigration raid less than 24 hours after Donald Trump takes the oath of office.

Denver residents weighed in on the war of words between the incoming Trump administration and Mayor Mike Johnston over Trump's promised mass deportations.

Those at the rally said they want to be assured that Adams and the city plan to uphold laws designed to protect the immigrant population.

In 2016, Thomas D. Homan was a frustrated immigration bureaucrat ready to call it quits. A former border patrol agent with a lawman’s steely demeanor, he had been an odd fit for the Obama ...