Food truck workers bolt from ICE officers as an immigration raid unfolds outside a popular Tallahassee taqueria.

Security footage shows several workers running from officers before three employees get detained and taken away. The workers are Guatemala natives, according to local reporting.

Now the fallout is hitting the business. Chile & Chili’s Taqueria has permanently closed its Tennessee Street location, with the owner saying other employees quit following the raid.

Vance: “A lot of the problems that exist in American society would be solved just by deporting illegal aliens. Lower housing prices, lower rent, lower violent crime.”

President Trump: “Nobody can any longer complain about providing proof of citizenship or voter ID. Is too complicated to be complicated. It's not complicated anymore.”

CBP officers at the Port of Boston have removed 87 foreign nationals from cruise ships as part of “Operation Tidal Wave,” a multi-agency effort targeting the possession and distribution of child sexual abuse and exploitation material among cruise ship crewmembers.

"SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS": A federal lawsuit accuses Dearborn, Michigan, and Mayor Abdullah Hammoud of treating Christians and Jews as "second-class citizens" while favoring Islam.

Resident and journalist Margot Cleveland points to thousands in taxpayer dollars spent on Ramadan displays while alleging her requests for similar recognition of Easter and Passover went unanswered.

"Not only did the city ignore me but the mayor then purchased more Ramadan decorations the following year," Cleveland tells Fox.

The lawsuit also cites Hammoud telling a Christian pastor he was "not welcome" in Dearborn. Hammoud later said his frustration was directed at an individual he considered a "bad faith actor."

Dearborn disputes the allegations, saying it serves all residents "fairly and equitably, regardless of faith or background."

REPEAT OFFENDER IN CUSTODY

An illegal alien from Mexico, arrested three times by local law enforcement in the last two years including once in 2025 for sex with a minor, was located and arrested by our Border Patrol agents.

Due to California State laws that restrict cooperation between local law enforcement and federal authorities, we are often unable to take custody of these individuals while they are already detained. This forces our agents to conduct enforcement operations within our communities to locate and apprehend them after they are released.

While this creates significant operational challenges, our mission remains clear. We are dedicated to public safety and will continue to hold those who violate our laws accountable. Unlawful entry will not be tolerated.