Ricardo Rodriguez, 53, was arrested Sunday morning in Melrose Park by federal immigration agents and brought to an emergency room after he experienced chest pains and a head wound, his niece said.

"She was given a final order of removal in absentia February. 19, 2020," a spokesperson for ICE told Newsweek.

ICE continued its crackdown on the “worst of the worst" illegal immigrants over Halloween weekend, arresting criminals convicted of intercourse with minor, sexual abuse and kidnapping.

A federal judge is expected to hear arguments Tuesday in a lawsuit against the federal government by advocates who describe conditions at a Chicago-area immigration facility as inhumane.

The emergency class-action lawsuit was filed against the Department of Homeland Security for reportedly "abusive and cruel" conditions inside the ICE processing facility in Broadview. The lawsuit alleges ICE agents have been denying detainees confidential, private calls to attorneys, sufficient food, water, hygiene and medical care.

A lawsuit sets the stage for another pivotal hearing at the federal courthouse in Chicago’s Loop, turning attention to the de facto detention facility that’s also been the site of near-daily protests.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly exploring a plan to contract "private bounty hunters" and to offer financial incentives for locating and verifying the whereabouts of migrants, according to a procurement document obtained by The Intercept.

At the Durango, Colo., police chief’s request, Colorado law enforcement will investigate whether a federal agent broke the law when he appeared to put a protester in a chokehold.

Ice Spice stepped out in Tokyo in a whole anime moment. Like Usagi Tsukino on patrol in Azabu-Juban, the hip-hop queen looked ready to shout “Moon Prism Power!” and strike a crescent-wand pose. In the posts,

Faith leaders denounced ICE and DHS for rejecting access to administer Communion to immigrants being held at an Illinois facility on Día de los Muertos.