Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) claimed he was “deeply disturbed” that one of his aides was briefly handcuffed by an officer with the Department of Homeland Security in his New York district office.

Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) strongly criticized federal officers with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for entering his district office and briefly detaining one of his staffers last week ...

The Department of Homeland Security released its list of sanctuary jurisdictions on Thursday, and some very unexpected Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana cities and counties find themselves on it.This ...

The Homeland Security Department is no longer planning on shuttering three oversight offices whose entire workforces were told in March that they were being laid off. Officials are still going ...

The Department of Homeland Security is inserting more than a half-dozen of its officials into key front office roles at the Federal Emergency Management Agency to effectively run the agency ...

The Trump administration is not considering a reality show in which immigrants compete for citizenship, according to the Homeland Security chief, despite statements to the contrary by a department ...

A reality TV show featuring immigrants competing for citizenship is under consideration by the Department of Homeland Security. But producers claim it won’t be a zero-sum game show where the ...

Paul Ingrassia, currently serving as the White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security, has ties to multiple figures ... Ingrassia spoke at a fundraiser for the PFP where he testified to ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to participate in a reality TV show where immigrants compete for a fast-track to citizenship, according to an initial report from The Daily Mail.

The Homeland Security Department terminates the award to Leidos after a year-long protest battle, but for reasons unrelated to the dispute. A $2.4 billion cybersecurity contract that went to ...

The Department of Homeland Security visited more than 100 businesses in the D.C. area to conduct what they called “worksite enforcement operations,” leaving bar and restaurant staff rattled.