Homeland Security

• Stalemate over Democrats’ ICE demands may lead to U.S. DHS shutdown

  Democrats say they will not vote for a DHS spending bill when funding runs out next week unless there are 'dramatic changes' at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

  U.S. News

  Feb 5
  
• U.S. Senate passes funding deal as shutdown looms, DHS debate to come

  With a weekend shutdown looming, Trump made a rare deal with Senate Democrats on Thursday in the wake of the deaths of two protesters at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis.

  U.S. News

  Jan 30
  
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• Canadian deported from U.S. after admitting to drone spying at Florida Space Force base

  A man told U.S. agents he flew his drone to record the beauty of Florida nature, sunrises and cruise ships. Federal agents found photos and videos of classified Space Force sites.

  Canada

  Aug 28, 2025
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• Brampton man busted in Florida for drone photos at Space Force base

  Pan's arrest comes amid growing concern among ordinary Americans and U.S. lawmakers about hundreds of drones flying over sensitive military bases amid foreign spying concerns.

  Investigations

  Feb 14, 2025
• U.S. tightens rules for asylum seekers entering from Canada

  The change announced by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security means people entering the U.S. from Canada will now have four hours to consult with lawyers instead of 24 hours.

  Canada

  Aug 13, 2024
• American man accused of luring Ontario girl via video game, phone calls, texts

  The Port Hope Police Service contacted Homeland Security Investigation to help with the investigation when it was determined the suspect was from Kentucky.

  Crime

  Jul 9, 2024
• U.S. agency aims to curb child abuse, drugs by hiring AI experts

  The agency did not provide specifics on what the experts will do, but noted that they would provide expertise in cybersecurity, data science and software engineering.

  Tech

  Feb 6, 2024
• Texas man sentenced to 14 years for child pornography involving Ontario youth

  Court heard a man met the Quinte West youth via a popular online game in 2018. They began exchanging nude photos and videos of themselves via the game and messaging apps.

  Crime

  Dec 5, 2023
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• Why is the U.S. punishing foreign musicians with higher visa fees? This is going to hurt

  Foreign artists who want to tour America, need a visa. Those visas could soon be prohibitively expensive for many musicians — as if they don't already have enough to worry about.

  Entertainment

  Apr 16, 2023
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• U.S. seeks to limit asylum to migrants denied in 3rd country, mirroring Trump effort

  The proposal, which will be subject to review and likely court challenges, would be the most wide-ranging attempt yet by the Biden administration to deter unauthorized crossings.

  U.S. News

  Feb 21, 2023