detention
When the government wrongly deports people, coming back to the US is almost impossible
It took 16 years for Herberth Cortez Gaitan to have his asylum case heard, 9 more for him to be deported — and 2 years for him to return to the US after a federal court found that immigration judges had made a mistake.
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As California considers a ‘sanctuary state’ bill, this sheriff isn’t ready to give up his relationship with immigration agents
For Sheriff Scott Jones, how the city of Sacramento approaches immigration doesn’t matter — as long as he can keep allowing immigration agents into the county’s detention center and can contract with the federal government to detain immigrants.
A new government report is on hold because of errors — and now we know even less about immigration enforcement
Immigration officials are halting publishing a weekly report that names cities that don’t comply with requests to hold people beyond their release dates. They had published three reports — all with significant errors.
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