In Maryland, six couples are accusing federal agents of luring families to marriage interviews only to detain the immigrant spouse for deportation. UNews spoke to Sergio España, he is with the ACLU of Maryland which is defending the six couples.

US Customs and Border Patrol released new statistics about how many people have been caught while trying to cross the frontier between the US and Mexico in one year.

A new rule is set to go into effect next month that will reject visa applications from immigrants who the government deems unable to pay for health insurance or cover healthcare costs in the US. Dulce Castellanos takes a look at what this all means.

The Trump administration is moving forward with a plan to collect the DNA of migrants being held in custody. That's according to an official with the Department of Homeland Security. But some immigrant groups are opposing the plan. Claudia Uceda has the details from Washington.

The policy of ‘catch and release’ has ended. Before families detained by immigration authorities were released pending their asylum hearings, but now they are being turned away. Pedro Rojas spoke to a Guatemalan mother who was forced to return to Mexico with her children.

Officials are putting an end to the so-called "catch and release" program that allowed migrant families to be released from federal custody after crossing the border. Immigration attorney Alex Galvez joins UNews to discuss changes to asylum request rules.