President Trump’s executive orders aimed at mass deportations and stricter border enforcement have sparked legal challenges and fear in immigrant communities.

The Trump administration is using federal prisons to detain some people arrested in its immigration crackdown.

The Bureau of Prisons confirmed it is detaining some immigrants arrested under Trump’s latest enforcement efforts, reviving a practice that faced legal challenges during his first term.

The federal Bureau of Prisons is accepting into their facilities thousands of immigrants detained by the Homeland Security Department, a highly unusual move that raises significant legal and logistical questions.

Some people caught in Trump administration immigration operations have already been released back into the United States on a monitoring program.

Federal agents apprehended immigrants with outstanding criminal warrants on Guam, where a military plane carrying 100-plus Indian nationals being deported from the U.S. mainland also briefly stopped o

The Trump administration's scramble to find more detention space for unauthorized immigrants has led the federal Bureau of Prisons to begin holding some of those who've been arrested, Axios has learned.