The creators of South Park hit back at the Department of Homeland Security for using the series to promote ICE recruitment.

State officials can't get answers from DOJ about why Nevada was included on a list of sanctuary jurisdictions like San Francisco and New York.

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A maximum-security prison in Indiana will be used to house unauthorized immigrants, according to Homeland Security.

“Great improvements and beautification is taking place at the White House, at levels not seen since its original creation.

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