Detainees from yesterday's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at a meat processing plant in Iowa are being held at a cattle ground.

U.S. Immigration and Customs has said that number may rise as the raid at a meatpacking plant continues.

The Washington Post this week is publishing a series of explosive investigative articles highlighting the systematic failure of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to provide the staffing and resources needed to properly care for immigrants in its custody.

In this video, a refugee woman talks about her efforts to access medical care during nearly two years of detention in a county jail under the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The federal government has admitted that its negligence was responsible for the death of an illegal immigrant who pleaded during 11 months in custody for treatment for a condition that proved to be terminal penile cancer, the San Francisco Chronicle reports today.

Federal Judge Richard Posner described administrative law judges who serve in the immigration courts as ill-trained and insufficient in number during a speech to the Chicago Bar Association this week.

Tope Awe, a University of Wisconsin student who was detained last month when Department of Homeland Security officials decided her father's medical visa had run out, is now free. But her case isn't over.

In the new film The Visitor, an unsuspecting college professor named Walter Vale is thrust into the middle of a modern-day immigrant story. Within days of befriending a young immigrant couple, he is forced to grapple with the harsh realities immigrants face in the United States today, and how unjust immigration laws affect all Americans.