Daily Immigration News Clips - October 7, 2026
National
The New York Times Trump-Appointed Judge Accuses ICE of Lying and Fabricating Records
By Luis Ferré-Sadurní
The Washington Post The border counties that swung to Trump are now short of workers. They may swing back.
By Teo Armus and Federica Cocco
The Washington Post Emails show how ICE trimmed training for deputized officers
By Silvia Foster-Frau
Mother Jones Trump Administration Plans to Have Its Own Lawyers Represent Migrant Kids
By Samantha Michaels
MS NOW National Guard was more deeply involved in huge immigration raid than previously known
By David Noriega
CNN FBI investigated anti-ICE protesters after Trump demanded probe over TikTok video, whistleblower alleges
By Holmes Lybrand, Evan Perez, Priscilla Alvarez
The Hill GOP senators warn that Trump has fumbled immigration issue
By Alexander Bolton
CNBC ICE came to town and left behind weakened economies
By Alex Harring
The Independent ICE raids leave US citizens carrying their birth certificates: ‘We are from America’
By Rhian Lubin
Baptist News Global These people would all be alive if it weren’t for ICE
By Mara Richards Bim
Local
The Guardian Detained immigrants at Georgia ICE facility launch mass hunger strike
By José Olivares
The Maine Independent ICE raids could cost Maine billions of dollars and thousands of workers, new report says
By Anna Gustafson
CBS News Federal judge finds Trump administration violated order for ICE holding rooms in Baltimore
By Dennis Valera
NBC Bay Area Court observers raise due process concerns as Concord Immigration Court takes center stage
By Hilda Gutierrez, Michael Bott, Alex Bozovic and Robbie Beasom
City & State Pennsylvania New report details the impact immigrants have on Philadelphia’s population and economy
By Hilary Danaílova
MassLive Former Springfield bishop sues immigration officials over religious policies
By Daniel Jackson
Statesman Journal Oregon leaders demand end of 'mega master' immigration hearings
By Dianne Lugo