Last Friday, a multi-car crash occurred on Galena Creek Bridge between Carson City and Reno that resulted in one fatality. A ...

Jayden Perron was hitting his stride. The UND sophomore forward tallied four points in the last three games — three of them at even strength. Perron blasted a one-timer past Colorado College ...

Once known as “America’s toughest sheriff,” Arpaio, now 92, received the first pardon Trump issued, in August 2017, for a ...

Aliento at ASU hosted a “Know Your Rights” workshop for students without legal immigration status and empower them to ...

A night meant to celebrate turned into a nightmare in which No. 11 Michigan State basketball had more of its flaws exposed in ...

With the college football season wrapped up, early draft entries finalized, and the transfer portal currently closed until ...

Seventy-one years after the Eisenhower administration launched a high-visibility operation to arrest undocumented immigrants, ...

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Republicans want to throw open doors (and a defunct state prison) to ICE, while Democrats want ICE to do its own work.

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State lawmakers are proposing two diametrically opposed requirements on what state and local officials should be doing about illegal immigration. HB 2807, one bill introduced by Democratic Rep.

According to the Fifth Amendment on the U.S. Constitution, every person in the United States has the right to remain silent regardless of immigration status, according to Amagda Pérez, attorney and co ...