A man allegedly connected to a drug cartel running a stash house in El Paso was part of more than 300 federal criminal cases filed in West Texas.

A new analysis of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s rulings has revealed that she’s far left-wing than many had initially thought, thus confirming the right’s […] ...

He has transformed the borderland into a military base, made arrests by masked agents a common sight in America and packed ...

The Alien Registration Act requires non-citizens to register with the federal government. That provision hadn’t been enforced in 75 years.

A president cannot unilaterally define what constitutes an invasion,” a federal judge in Texas concluded, pointing back to ...

U.S. Senior Judge David Briones ruled President Donald Trump and his administration cannot deport migrants without due ...

He was later moved to Texas. The petition says the man ... to use the Alien Enemies Act against him. Why is Judge Haines' Alien Enemies Act ruling unusual? Haines is the first judge to explicitly ...

Almost simultaneously with Haines’ ruling, a second judge in Texas barred Alien Enemies Act deportations without 30 days notice. But Haines’ ruling is double-edged. Despite backing Trump on ...

cut against recent rulings by three other federal judges — in Texas, Colorado and New York — all of whom had determined that the administration was using the Alien Enemies Act unlawfully.

The rulings come one week after a Trump-appointed judge in South Texas became the first in the nation to reject the president’s use of the Alien Enemies Act, also barring the administration from ...