Republican lawmakers in about dozen states are advancing proposals that could aid President Donald Trump's deportation efforts.

Immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, but whether local agencies cooperate with ICE can make a difference in the community.

As the Trump administration works to crack down on migrants living in the U.S. illegally, some people have spotted federal immigration officers in the Rochester area.

Tensions in Kentucky’s immigrant community have been high since the election of President Donald Trump and a flurry of new executive orders regarding immigration enforcement. Since Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration,

Local law enforcement agencies play a limited role in immigration law, but that might change during Trump's promised mass deportation operation.

Hardin County Sheriff John Ward said he's never seen legislation like this and his team will assist federal law enforcement whenever they're requested to do so.

In recent weeks, authorities have arrested people in at least three states and accused them of acting like they’re carrying out the work of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The Trump administration is now using federal prisons and jails to house illegal immigrants who have been arrested by ICE, the Bureau of Prisons confirms.

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.

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.