Social media has become a critical tool for documenting the activity of federal agents. In some cases, officers are filming activists right back.

ICE is terrorizing our communities. It is ripping families apart, innocent people,” one speaker told the crowd of about 400 gathered at Veterans Memorial Park.

Democrats have blocked budget legislation in the U.S. Senate, a move that will trigger a federal government shutdown on Friday unless the Trump administration agrees to change how its Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers conduct their controversial crackdown.

Images of the preschooler in a bunny hat and Spiderman backpack being surrounded by federal agents in a Minneapolis suburb on Jan. 20 added to the outcry about the immigration actions of President Donald Trump’s administration.

Americans overwhelmingly say it is acceptable to record immigration arrests. Most also say it’s unacceptable for ICE, CBP officers to hide their identities.

Businesses closed and people took to the streets from Los Angeles to New York to protest Trump's immigration crackdown.

While immigration arrests appear to have fallen dramatically in January in Oregon, the people who help document the Trump administration’s sweep are on high alert for a possible surge in the state. Volunteer observers say they remain hyper-vigilant in the wake of the killing of Alex Pretti a week ago in Minneapolis and a cryptic comment in a media report that “Oregon was next.

ICE arrests are increasing in Kentucky, where dozens of local law enforcement agencies have signed partnership agreements with the federal agency.

By Kalea Hall DETROIT, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order directing the city's police department to investigate any alleged illegal activity by federal immigration agents and refer the agents for prosecution if necessary,