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The Senate returned to Washington Tuesday with just a few days to avert a partial government shutdown and an intractable impasse over funding ICE.

President Trump on Tuesday said pulling controversial Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino and some agents from Minneapolis was not a retreat, although he called Mr. Bovino a "pretty 'out-there' kind of guy."

Families of two Trinidadian nationals killed in a Trump administration boat strike last October sued the federal government on Tuesday, calling the attack a war crime and part of an "unprecedented and manifestly unlawful U.S. military campaign."

A shooting early Tuesday involving the Border Patrol near the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona left one person in critical condition.

House Democratic leaders told President Trump Tuesday that if he won't fire Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, they will move to impeach her.

President Trump said Tuesday that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem will remain in her position amid growing calls from lawmakers for her dismissal after her department's response to the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis protester over the ...

A federal judge slapped a two-year prison sentence on a 24-year-old Venezuelan illegal immigrant who had been posing as a high school student.

The families of two men believed to have been killed in one of President Trump's strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean filed a wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday, calling the attacks illegal "murders" that the government must answer for.

A U.S. military cargo aircraft touched down in Nigeria on Jan. 13, delivering equipment meant to strengthen the country's fight against jihadist-linked terrorism.

Sen. John Fetterman on Tuesday joined growing calls for President Trump to oust Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.