Whether you see it as good or bad may depend on your politics, but the data shows ICE is rounding up a lot more people who have never been convicted of a crime, writes columnist Danny Westneat.

He lived an immigrant's nightmare. One problem: He's a citizen, got his arrest on video Caught on video: Federal ICE officials detained US citizen, others for hours after stopping landscaping crew ...

An ICE spokesperson emailed KWTX the following statement: “Noe Fermin Guerrero-Mendieta is an illegal alien who has a prior conviction for driving while intoxicated, and a prior arrest for ...

ICE arrested Jose Madrid Reyes, a Salvadoran national accused of stalking a U.S. official, and he remains in custody pending deportation despite a criminal history since 2006.

A DACA immigrant with disabilities is speaking out after he was swept up in a federal immigration raid near a car wash in Temple City.

While ICE has ramped up arrests of immigrants with past criminal convictions, the data also shows an even greater uptick in the number of people being swept up who have no criminal history.

ICE arrests person without warrant at Maywood Courthouse, coalition says A video posted Thursday shows two people in plainclothes, who advocates say appear to be immigration agents, surround a man ...

The data shows ICE is currently arresting around 710 people per day nationwide, short of the Trump administration's goal of 3,000 arrests daily.

A criminal investigation recently led to the arrest of 33 people who defrauded guests and broke Disney park rules.

Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong confirmed a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest in north Carson City on July 24, but federal authorities did not provide details.

Protesters rallied outside the federal courthouse Friday afternoon to protest the arrest and detention of a Waco man by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers the day before.