As Donald Trump revamps his promised nationwide crackdown on immigration, federal authorities are taking more aggressive measures to detain immigrants.

Waukegan Police Department in Illinois issued a statement reaffirming its adherence to the state's Trust Act, which prohibits local law enforcement from providing information to ICE.

Though the bulk of ICE’s arrests are for people with records or pending charges — as has historically been the case — about 14% of those detained as of Feb. 9 had no criminal factor.

With agents targeting recently arrived families from Central America, the federal authorities intend to arrest as many as 2,000 people. Here’s how that works.

ICE targets migrants for arrest at courthouses as Trump administration intensifies deportation push By Angélica Franganillo Díaz and Priscilla Alvarez , CNN 5 minute read ...

ICE agents used the 1509 summons to demand records from Illinois entities more than 3,700 times since 2016, with the majority in Chicago, the database shows. That includes internet companies ...

According to statistics provided by ICE on the social platform X, on Monday, Jan. 27, the federal agency had 1,179 arrests and 853 detainers lodged, or a request from ICE that asks a federal ...

According to statistics provided by ICE on the social platform X, on Monday, Jan. 27, the federal agency had 1,179 arrests and 853 detainers lodged, or a request from ICE that asks a federal ...