From Arizona to Tennessee, rules aimed at cracking down on non-citizens are hampering unhoused people’s ability to access ...

The shooting of Oscar Belgal in New York City adds to the tally of similar incidents since Trump began his second term.

Families described constant surveillance, poor access to food and threats of separation if they told anyone where they were ...

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They are demanding to be moved out of the federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has allowed the government to hold ...

Shortly after President Donald Trump resettled into the Oval Office last year, Derek Wright took over as the chief of police in the poultry-processing boomtown of Springdale, Arkansas. He had joined ...

The Marshall Project is pleased to announce two new members of its Board of Directors: Nicola “Nika” Cohen, an attorney whose practice focuses exclusively on pro bono matters involving the criminal ...

From statehouse bans to audit workarounds, governments are scrambling to police the license-plate readers they rushed to ...

After federal immigration agents ended their aggressive enforcement blitzes in the streets of Minneapolis and Chicago, President Donald Trump promised mass deportations with “a little bit of a softer ...

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More than 45,000 people were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month, the highest number since Donald Trump retook office, according to data the Deportation Data Project released ...