Immigration & Border Security
The Fight Over Who Gets to Be American
If someone is born in the United States, should they be a citizen? NTD looks at where this debate first began.

Authorities Revokes Cruise Ship Worker Visas Over Child Sexual Abuse Material
Federal agents revoked visas of 27 cruise ship workers following investigation into alleged child abuse material offenses.

Illegal Immigrant Faces 30 Charges in Serial Rape Case
Authorities say DNA helped crack the case of an illegal immigrant accused of being a serial rapist.

Former US Ambassador Who Spied for Cuba Is Among 12 People Facing Loss of Citizenship
Terrorists and a priest convicted of sexually assaulting a child are also on the Justice Department's list.
DOJ Probing Virginia Prosecutor Over Deals for Illegal Immigrants
The Justice Department is launching an investigation into Fairfax County, Virginia, prosecutor Steve Descano. The department is probing whether he has been offering preferential treatment to criminal illegal immigrants.
US Prepares to Restrict Chinese Visas
The Trump Administration is preparing to start sanctioning visas from China over the Chinese Communist Party's slowing its acceptance of deported nationals.
Rubio Discusses ‘Peace and Human Dignity' With Pope Amid Clash With Trump
Trump has criticized the pontiff over his opposition to the war with Iran and immigration issues.
Senate Releases Text for $72 Billion Proposal to Fund ICE, Border Patrol
The new details came days after lawmakers funded the rest of the Department of Homeland Security.
Illegal Aliens Being Arrested by ICE Throw a Fit to Make It Difficult for ICE, Rile up Protestors: Expert
Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies, at the Center for Immigration Studies, joined NTD's Steve Lance, to discuss the anti-ICE protest outside of a hospital in Brooklyn, New York over the weekend.
Putting All Security Agencies in One Department Created Vulnerability: Former Immigration Judge
President Donald Trump signed legislation on Thursday ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
DHS Funding Bill a Win for Americans, Who Want to Be Protected: Analyst
After a record-breaking 76-day partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), President Donald Trump signed a funding bill into law on Friday.
4 Noncitizens Charged With Voting Illegally in Federal Elections, FBI Says
Patel disclosed the charges in a post on X, saying the case was brought out of the FBI's Newark field office.
Republican Majority in the Senate Can Pass Whatever It Wants to Do Through Reconciliation, Says Professor
The partial shutdown of DHS is over as the House sent a bill to President Trump's desk on Thursday afternoon.
‘I’m Super-Glad That DHS Is Funded’: Democratic Strategist
President Donald Trump signed legislation ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown after 76 days.
DHS to Vet Immigrants for ‘Extremist Views’
'Espousing terrorist ideologies' and 'expressing hatred for American values' were cited as views that 'warrant closer scrutiny' from immigration officers.
Trump Signs DHS Funding Bill, Ending Shutdown
The department had been partially shuttered for 76 days, resulting in long Transportation Security Administration lines at airports nationwide.
House Votes to Fund Parts of DHS, Excluding ICE
The bipartisan package covers the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), but does not include funding for Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Truck Driver Who Allegedly Killed Newlywed Couple In Oregon Crash
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an illegal alien who allegedly killed a newlywed couple in Oregon in 2025.
Breaking Down Arguments in Supreme Court TPS Case
Darlene Sanchez, a reporter for The Epoch Times, joins NTD to discuss the Supreme Court hearing for the Trump administration’s attempts to abolish TPS, or “temporary protected status.”
Supreme Court Likely to Claim Some Say in TPS Decisions: Analyst
NTD spoke with Anastasia Boden, senior attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation and the author of the “SCOTUS Scoop” newsletter.
The Fight Over Who Gets to Be American
If someone is born in the United States, should they be a citizen? NTD looks at where this debate first began.
Authorities Revokes Cruise Ship Worker Visas Over Child Sexual Abuse Material
Federal agents revoked visas of 27 cruise ship workers following investigation into alleged child abuse material offenses.
Illegal Immigrant Faces 30 Charges in Serial Rape Case
Authorities say DNA helped crack the case of an illegal immigrant accused of being a serial rapist.
Former US Ambassador Who Spied for Cuba Is Among 12 People Facing Loss of Citizenship
Terrorists and a priest convicted of sexually assaulting a child are also on the Justice Department's list.
DOJ Probing Virginia Prosecutor Over Deals for Illegal Immigrants
The Justice Department is launching an investigation into Fairfax County, Virginia, prosecutor Steve Descano. The department is probing whether he has been offering preferential treatment to criminal illegal immigrants.
US Prepares to Restrict Chinese Visas
The Trump Administration is preparing to start sanctioning visas from China over the Chinese Communist Party's slowing its acceptance of deported nationals.
Rubio Discusses ‘Peace and Human Dignity' With Pope Amid Clash With Trump
Trump has criticized the pontiff over his opposition to the war with Iran and immigration issues.
Senate Releases Text for $72 Billion Proposal to Fund ICE, Border Patrol
The new details came days after lawmakers funded the rest of the Department of Homeland Security.
Illegal Aliens Being Arrested by ICE Throw a Fit to Make It Difficult for ICE, Rile up Protestors: Expert
Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies, at the Center for Immigration Studies, joined NTD's Steve Lance, to discuss the anti-ICE protest outside of a hospital in Brooklyn, New York over the weekend.
Putting All Security Agencies in One Department Created Vulnerability: Former Immigration Judge
President Donald Trump signed legislation on Thursday ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
DHS Funding Bill a Win for Americans, Who Want to Be Protected: Analyst
After a record-breaking 76-day partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), President Donald Trump signed a funding bill into law on Friday.
4 Noncitizens Charged With Voting Illegally in Federal Elections, FBI Says
Patel disclosed the charges in a post on X, saying the case was brought out of the FBI's Newark field office.
Republican Majority in the Senate Can Pass Whatever It Wants to Do Through Reconciliation, Says Professor
The partial shutdown of DHS is over as the House sent a bill to President Trump's desk on Thursday afternoon.
‘I’m Super-Glad That DHS Is Funded’: Democratic Strategist
President Donald Trump signed legislation ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown after 76 days.
DHS to Vet Immigrants for ‘Extremist Views’
'Espousing terrorist ideologies' and 'expressing hatred for American values' were cited as views that 'warrant closer scrutiny' from immigration officers.
Trump Signs DHS Funding Bill, Ending Shutdown
The department had been partially shuttered for 76 days, resulting in long Transportation Security Administration lines at airports nationwide.
House Votes to Fund Parts of DHS, Excluding ICE
The bipartisan package covers the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), but does not include funding for Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Truck Driver Who Allegedly Killed Newlywed Couple In Oregon Crash
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an illegal alien who allegedly killed a newlywed couple in Oregon in 2025.
Breaking Down Arguments in Supreme Court TPS Case
Darlene Sanchez, a reporter for The Epoch Times, joins NTD to discuss the Supreme Court hearing for the Trump administration’s attempts to abolish TPS, or “temporary protected status.”
Supreme Court Likely to Claim Some Say in TPS Decisions: Analyst
NTD spoke with Anastasia Boden, senior attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation and the author of the “SCOTUS Scoop” newsletter.















