Juarez police officers and members of Mexico's National Guard surround a neighborhood where they suspect individuals who shot at the U.S. Border Patrol on Friday morning were hiding. Mexican National Guard soldiers inspect a suspicious underground structure leading from a highway in Juarez to the banks of the Rio Grande.

Reports have emerged of federal agents arresting U.S. citizens amid the ongoing immigration crackdown taking place in the city.

While supporters commend the operations for enhancing safety, others argue it breeds fear and disrupts community trust.

Border Patrol agents are implementing winter safety protocols along the U.S.-Canadian border as temperatures drop, officials said.

Immigration advocates warn that U.S. Border Patrol officers have tended to act more aggressively during arrests than ICE agents.

Juarez police officers and members of Mexico's National Guard surround a neighborhood where they suspect individuals who shot at the U.S. Border Patrol on Friday morning were hiding. Mexican National Guard soldiers inspect a suspicious underground structure leading from a highway in Juarez to the banks of the Rio Grande.

It is still unknown when exactly agents will land in Charlotte, but they could arrive as soon as Saturday, November 15.

Women in suburban Chicago are using what they call their White privilege to be the face of dissent in their communities on behalf of neighbors of other races and setting examples for their own children.

Federal officials confirmed Saturday that a surge of immigration enforcement in North Carolina’s largest city has begun, as agents were seen making arrests in multiple locations.