MIAMI (WSVN) - A Miami-Dade County Public Schools ... the teacher went in for what he thought was a regular immigration hearing. Instead, ICE agents took him away. “That’s shocked me.

He told CBS News Miami that they arrived at the ICE building Thursday at 10 a.m. for a scheduled appointment. Juan's girlfriend and stepdaughter left Peru four years ago and crossed the border ...

Click here for an updated story. A Miami-Dade County Public Schools teacher is facing deportation after they were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, the teacher's ...

ICE agents detained several migrants per a photo shared on X Jan. 26 by the Miami Bureau of the Homeland Security Investigation Field Office. Trump directed ICE to increase their daily arrests ...

The games, along with two nights of Miami ice hockey, were part of the most recent One Miami Weekend. Complimentary tickets were available for Miami faculty and staff, while members of the community ...

On Friday, he announced that the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles will be partnering with U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) under Section 287 (g) of the Illegal Immigration ...

Firefighters arrived to find a large hole in one home’s metal roof “and remnants of ice that had penetrated into the living quarters.” Palm Coast Fire Department photo “Large” ice chunks ...

A Miami-Dade County Public Schools teacher is back ... “The school board does not represent law enforcement. We are not ICE agents. We are educators," said school board member Steve Gallon.

This salmonella outbreak involves mini pastries made in Italy, sent to the United States from Canada by Importations Piu Che Dolci and sold under the Sweet Cream ... at the Miami Herald has ...

“I’ve never seen lightning and heard thunder during an ice storm. It’s cool.” A long line of thunderstorms kept residents awake overnight with hours of heavy rains, flooding neighborhoods ...

Freezing rain continues moving across the Miami Valley. We have increased the expected ice totals to 1/10″ - 1/4″ across much of the region. Further north, totals over 1/4″ are possible.

“It’s a change. It’s a change in philosophy,” Garrett Ripa, who heads ICE’s Miami field office, told ABC News. “We’ve generally worked kind of behind the scenes in the past and that ...