DHS

Markwayne Mullin's TSA rolls out a post-9/11 reversal: eligible passengers can now escort family through security at 13 major airports

Manolo Betancur told Gregory Bovino he was not welcome after months of tension over a federal immigration sweep that nearly destroyed his business.

DHS issued the proposed rule Monday after a federal judge voided a similar $100,000 charge, this time expanding the fee to workers already employed in the United States.

A review reveals the system designed to report violations in immigration detention is barely operational, leaving thousands without recourse and fueling hunger strikes

Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong found the Department of Homeland Security in contempt for slow-rolling disclosure of communications from more than 800 immigration agents during Los Angeles sweeps.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's push could unlock millions in federal funding for municipal cybersecurity, creating new contracts for defense firms