Daphne Duret

Hours after the co-owner of a St. Paul toy store criticized the federal government’s immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities during a national television interview, workers there said a pair of federal agents suddenly showed up to announce an audit of em... See more

‘We Know Where You Live.’ Protesters Say ICE Agents Retaliate With Threats, Investigations Daphne Duret and Jesse Bogan The Marshall Project ICE observers and critics report being audited, pulled over, called by name or followed home by agents. In another... See more

This story is developing and will be updated. On Monday, a judge rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to end the temporary protected immigration status of hundreds of thousands of Haitians living in America. The government’s move would have cleared... See more

Un jour à la fois. The French words for “one day at a time” echoed in the vestibule of Central Christian Church in Springfield, Ohio, last Sunday morning as the worship leader repeated the hymn’s chorus in a rich baritone. In the pews, Haitian men, women ... See more

The prospect of the National Guard, active-duty Army troops and military police all converging on Minneapolis sparked fear this week from residents already reeling from a wave of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids and the fatal shooting of Renee Go... See more