MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Officials in communities from rural to urban and red to blue blasted the Trump administration’s list of “sanctuary jurisdictions” with many saying they’ve been outspoken supporters of the president and his stringent immigration policies.

ICE enhances its tip line after an antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, highlighting the impact of Biden-era immigration policies and Trump's response.

The executive order directs officials to find and cut federal funds going to listed sanctuary areas where legally allowed.

If the tariffs had taken effect as planned, the per-unit cost of a home might have increased by as much as $29,000. In a sector characterized by thin margins, that would have meant a lot of idle construction sites.

Sheriff Grady Judd highlights the bottleneck in Trump's immigration crackdown due to limited ICE resources and calls for executive action to increase detention space.

U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping deportation campaign and hardline approach to restricting immigration, mainly from Latin American countries — with a particular focus on Venezuelans — has caused a knock-on effect in Spain.

Realistically, as a country, we don’t have the same opportunities as the U.S.,” Castillo said. “Until we do, people will continue to leave.”

The Trump administration must face a trial next month over allegations that it used immigration powers to retaliate against foreign student protesters in a case that could test the outer bounds of constitutional protections for noncitizens involved in anti-Israel activism.