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When Skydance’s David Ellison took the reins at Paramount and installed Bari Weiss as CBS News’s editor-in-chief, most Americans assumed the network would finally stop kowtowing to criminals the way the rest of the mainstream media has, drowning us in nonstop sob stories about illegal aliens being deported, each one painted with the same tender ...

If migrants miss their immigration court dates because they moved and didn't get notices at their new address, they cannot come crying to judges later, asking them to block their deportation, the top immigration appeals court has ruled.

A Texas dad was deported to Ghana, where he says local officials forced him onto a flight to Mali. The problem? A U.S. judge had ruled he couldn't be sent to Mali because the country is unsafe for him.

When immigrants can't be deported to their home countries, the U.S. sometimes sends them to other countries. But some deportees end up in places where U.S. judges have ruled they will likely be persecuted.

When immigrants can't be deported to their home countries, the U.S. sometimes sends them to other countries. But some deportees end up in places where U.S. judges have ruled they will likely be persecuted.

A deputy in small-town Texas became the local face of ICE’s national crackdown.

Within five days of being deported from the U.S., Moussa Diawara says Ghanaian officials forced him onto a flight to Mali, the very country a U.S. immigration judge ruled he could not be deported to. Diawara says he was homeless and went into hiding. Watch the 60 Minutes report Sunday at 7 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

As the Trump administration seeks to carry out the largest deportation in American history, it is removing more and more people to countries they are not from and often have no ties to. It's called "third-country deportation." A 60 Minutes investigation reveals how some of these third countries are forcing deportees back to the nations they fled, places where U.S. immigration judges have ruled they could not be sent because they'd likely face persecution or torture.

Chile's Congress has approved a bill to streamline and accelerate administrative deportations of immigrants in the country without legal status.

The Migration Policy Institute found 80% of immigrants deported under Trump do not have criminal convictions.

A federal judge has sentenced a 39-year-old Guatemalan man to 30 years in prison for his role in the smuggling-related deaths of 53 migrants in 2022.

Some older siblings have been left to care for their younger family members following the deportation of their parents, advocacy groups say.