Melania Trump is no fan of President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration deportation policy, and she has complained about it to close advisors over the past year ... because her friends were getting deported.
The Wall Street Journal reports the First Lady revealed to aides that some people she knew were being deported from the country and she was pissed about it.
As a result, Trump reportedly told his advisors that Stephen Miller -- the White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Homeland Security -- went too far with his immigration policy to try to arrest and deport every single undocumented immigrant in the United States. At other times, Trump reportedly backed Miller's aggressive immigration tactics when talking with aides.
An ICE agent who ran over an immigrant in Houston can be heard calling the man he ran over "bro" in newly released bodycam footage ... as the victim moaned from his serious injuries.
In the clip of the Oct. 10 incident, ICE officer Mario Alberto Morales could be seen hitting and running over Miguel Parra Hernández with his vehicle.
As Parra Hernández writhed in pain, he cried out in Spanish ... "You ran over me!"
Morales' deadpan response to his painful pleas was simply ... "Yeah, you got hit with a car, bro."
Patricia "Tan Mom" Krentcil claims she nearly ended up in handcuffs after an encounter with ICE agents ... and she believes her famously dark tan made her a target.
During a recent episode of her "Light Tan Up" podcast with friend and co-host Adam Barta and guest Tom Arnold, Tan Mom recalled walking out of a restaurant with her girlfriend when she says ICE agents stopped her and questioned whether she was an American citizen.
Patricia says she told the agents she was a U.S. citizen ... but claims the situation nearly escalated to the point where she was going to be handcuffed and taken away, all because of her dark complexion.
Danny Trejo is making it clear he does NOT back ICE after getting backlash over appearing in Ben Shapiro's controversial movie about immigration enforcement ... and he's only doing his job as a storyteller.
Danny tells TMZ ... "I am a proud Mexican who has always been and will always be a supporter of my community. I am also obviously pro immigrant. I am not pro ice."
In his first remarks about the film, "Pawn Shop," Trejo adds ... "I know where I come from and I know our struggles."
The movie -- produced by Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire -- follows a federal agent who takes shelter inside a Minneapolis pawn shop amid unrest over immigration enforcement. Shapiro has said the film is pro ICE, which has some of Trejo's fans wondering why he'd take the role.
The ICE shooting that left a man in the hospital and sparked protests in New York City was caught on video ... and it shows agents rushing up to the car seemingly with weapons ready.
Video of the incident is now circulating online ... and it shows 2 men rushing up to the door of a car parked along the sidewalk.
These men aren't seen in distinct uniforms ... instead wearing plain clothes. The men seem to be approaching the car with their guns already out and, when the car tries to speed away, one of them apparently opens fire.
An ICE agent in New York City shot a man in the neck Thursday evening ... and a 5-year-old boy believed to be his son watched it all go down ... and now MayorZohran Mamdani is saying the Trump administration is "terrorizing our city."
Oscar Belgal -- a 28-year-old man -- was shot in the neck after a federal immigration agent fired 7 rounds into his car, according to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch.
The shooting took place in the Marble Hill area of New York City, the northernmost Manhattan neighborhood ... the child was not injured in the gunfire.
A new movie being produced by Ben Shapiro's The Daily Wire appears to be recreating the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good... and TMZ has obtained video from the set as protesters sound off nearby.
The footage, shot during filming in Livingston, Montana, shows the production working through the tense sequence.
Production sources tell TMZ ... Renee's name is never mentioned in the script ... but the scene closely mirrors her January death in Minneapolis, when she was shot 4 times in her SUV by federal immigration agents.
ICE agents have shot and injured a man in Austin, Texas ... and investigators are being tight lipped about the altercation.
Sunday afternoon, a man -- whose name, age, and race have not been revealed -- was shot, injured, and transported to a local hospital, this according to a press conference given by Austin officials.
City officials made it clear that the Austin Police Department was not involved in the incident -- and Mayor Kirk Watson also emphasized that he is "not happy at all" about the fact that there was a shooting involving someone who "purports to be law enforcement."
Kanye West's former Chief of Staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, is at risk of having any money he is paid from Yeezy seized by his estranged husband ... TMZ has learned.
According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, Milo's estranged husband, John Campbell, is asking a judge in Los Angeles to direct a portion of Milo's pay to him to satisfy Milo's spousal support obligation.
As we previously reported, Milo was detained by ICE in August and quickly sent back to the United Kingdom.
In his docs, John said Milo is actively spending funds at the luxury retail store Harrods in London "rather than satisfying his court-ordered obligations."
President Donald Trump's administration has put an end to illegal immigration ... online, that is -- because the White House dropped a couple of arcade games focused on deportation.
That's right, the Executive Branch has jumped into the same arena as Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox ... releasing 5 new arcade games MAGA supporters will love and which promote the values of the 45th/47th prez.
A few seem fairly innocuous ... one is about building healthy school lunches. Another is essentially the hit game "Flappy Bird" with a bald eagle on its way to deliver a bill to Congress.
Milo Yiannopoulos, former Chief of Staff for Kanye West, claimed his estranged husband threatened to call immigration authorities to have him deported … less than a year before he was taken into custody by ICE and sent back to the UK ... TMZ has learned.
According to court docs filed back in October 2025, obtained by TMZ, Milo claims his ex, John Campbell, had “explicitly threatened" him with deportation from the country, calling him an “illegal immigrant” and saying he would call the "ICE hotline" on him. Milo says Campbell knew his green card status depended on their continued marriage.
He also says Campbell refused to appear at appointments regarding his immigration status until his financial demands were met, which delayed Milo's application process.
Milo Yiannopoulos has broken his silence after getting booted from the U.S. ... and his first message from across the pond is a giant middle finger to Louisiana.
Kanye West's former chief of staff surfaced on X Sunday, posting a screenshot of a KFC ad for a "Dirty Louisiana Burger" with the caption, "oh f*** off."
The timing is hard to miss ... Milo was detained by ICE in Louisiana Thursday before being deported back to the UK.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori made a smooth getaway from the New Orleans airport early Friday morning ... but Ye's former chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos wasn't so lucky.
Ye and Bianca were seen riding off in the back of a chauffeured SUV ... after Milo's trip through Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport ended in ICE custody.
Later Friday, TMZ broke the news Milo had been detained over his immigration status.
Milo Yiannopoulos is officially back in his home country of the United Kingdom ... after getting booted from the United States by ICE, TMZ has learned.
Federal law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents plucked Milo from a holding facility in Louisiana and transported him to an airport in another state so he could take a flight back to the UK.
Our sources say Kanye West's former exec was transported by ICE to the airport under federal authority. We're told ICE got confirmation from UK authorities that Milo's back on his home turf after he stepped off the plane.
Kanye West hit the stage at the Superdome in New Orleans for a Friday performance amid his top executive's ICE arrest and pending deportation -- but Ye never addressed the drama once during his entire 2.5 hour show.
The rapper walked onto a large globe-shaped stage Friday night before a packed crowd after his exec Milo Yiannopoulos was apprehended Thursday by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at an airport in Lousiana.
As we reported ... Milo entered the United States legally in 2019, but he remained here beyond his authorized stay so an immigration judge issued a final removal order on July 22, 2026.
