We filed an emergency motion for release on behalf of a father who has been unlawfully detained since June.

The court agreed to hear our case to determine whether Wisconsin jails can hold people for 48 hours upon ICE's request.

The Marathon Sheriff’s Department would be the fifteenth Wisconsin law enforcement agency with an active 287(g) agreement.

Palmyra is set to become the first Police Department in Wisconsin with a 287(g) agreement and the state's lone law enforcement agency to participate in the Task Force Model program.

The ACLU of Wisconsin filed a petition on behalf of Voces de la Frontera to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to declare that honoring ICE detainers are illegal.

Records reveal an active contract between Douglas County Jail and ICE to hold detainees for a daily rate of $75 per person.

We released a report showing just how closely local law enforcement and ICE are working – and how sheriffs are feeding the deportation machine to make money.

Our open records requests have revealed that Ozaukee, Brown, and Sauk county sheriffs have made recent deals with ICE to house and transport detained immigrants.

We filed an amicus brief in two cases challenging the abrupt termination of lawful immigration status for dozens of Wisconsin international students.