Like many Americans following the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, I've started wondering if I might be a member of a ...

experts on the Venezuelan gang said that the group doesn’t have identifying tattoos at all. To classify individuals as gang members, immigration officials used an “Alien Enemy Validation Guide ...

President Trump's reliance on tattoos to identify gang members for deportation, particularly Venezuelans, faces growing ...

This “unusual” move was built on a law almost as old as the US itself, the 1798 Alien Enemies Act ... mostly based on profiling superficial things like tattoos or social media posts. According to the ...

A ceremony to swear in Donald Trump's new administrator of the Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services was brought to an ...

Part 1 of that strategy was an internal decision that, under a statute known as the Alien Enemies Act ... because I have a tattoo that looks like what they say is a logo of the gang.

The president is sharing internet speculation and the evidence DHS put forward against Abrego Garcia has some holes.

The Show speaks with former Acting Attorney General Peter Keisler about existential threats to the rule of law.

Karoline Leavitt celebrated what she called a long-overdue vindication for President Donald Trump’s hard line on illegal ...

Gang experts and researchers said that while tattoos could carry gang-related meaning, they aren't enough to prove gang ...