The Supreme Court unanimously sided with the federal government on Wednesday in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi, holding in an ...

By Nate Raymond March 12 (Reuters) - The Justice Department has hired 42 new immigration judges, many with backgrounds in immigration enforcement, as President Donald Trump’s administration moves to ...

The Justice Department this week added 42 new immigration judges across courts in California, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia, marking the latest step in the Trump administration’s ...

The federal government knew it had wrongfully arrested Henry Cordova Jaya. He had been detained by immigration agents last year during President Donald Trump’s ramped-up immigration enforcement raids ...

If a federal immigration judge rules in favor of deportation, the appeal can be filed with the Board of Immigration Appeals. Among the plaintiffs’ key objections to the administration’s rule was a ...

A bill banning immigrants set for deportation from Tennessee is pushing the boundaries of state powers.

President Donald Trump's administration can continue to detain immigrants without bond, marking a major legal victory for the federal immigration agenda and countering a slew of recent lower court ...

On Jan. 30, as immigration attorney Matthew Mockenhaupt was representing a client in a hearing, his email inbox flooded with calendar invites from the court. He’d never seen the court schedule so ...

An appellate court panel found 2-1 that Judge Sarah Ellis' order attempted to establish "the district court as the supervisor ...

Melissa Quinn is a senior reporter for CBSNews.com, where she covers U.S. politics, with a focus on the Supreme Court and federal courts. Washington — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that a Department ...

If you or anyone you know speaks Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Nepali, Hindi, or any language other than English, you could ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – A federal district judge Thursday declined to order the release of a Venezuelan national who has been held for nearly 30 days in the Orange County Jail. U.S. District Judge Julie S.