NEW: Our portrait of a city in pain, following deadly fire at a Ciudad Juárez detention center. Advocates call for policy change. Migrants ask to be seen as human. “We’re not animals,” he said. "Have mercy on us.” | Latest w @ajcorchado @imegarcia

“They asked about communications with Stephen Miller. They asked about body cam from the Los Angeles (immigration operation)…I feel sand bagged right now" Deposition of Border Patrol Cmdr. Bovino nearly ground to halt as DOJ attys objected to questioning

New: The government does not track how often immigration agents hold Americans. So ProPublica did. We found more than 170 such incidents since the start of the second Trump administration.

UPDATE: Federal Judge issues restraining order barring DHS use of riot control weapons "on members of the press, protestors, or religious practitioners who are not posing an immediate threat to the safety of a law enforcement officer or others" — in part because of this incident.

A major update to our story on Pope Leo's meeting with El Pasoans. Video of the meeting shows him encouraging U.S. bishops to speak more forcefully on immigration and mass deportations. "I wish they were stronger in their own voice," @Pontifex said.

Social media clips of ICE arrests "have kept up the appearance of an ever-expanding campaign," @NickMiroff writes. But "ICE’s own data show that the agency’s buildup stalled over the summer": https://t.co/HqhRZJF533

We documented ~50 incidents of immigration officers shattering car windows to make arrests — a tactic experts say was rarely used before Trump took office. ICE claims its officers use a “minimum amount of force.” You can judge for yourself. https://t.co/PpVBCMOFal

24hrs later, immigrants have showed up at the Dallas ICE facility for their check ins, although they were postponed. They are worried since they say they didn’t get an official notification from ICE. Dallas PD has been helping them, but there’s not much they can do.

A farewell to the conjunto legend Flaco Jimenez, may he rest in peace and play forever. Please share #laloalcaraz artwork

🚨Trump rejects Netanyahu's claim that kids in Gaza aren't starving. "You can't fake that", the president said. My story on @axios https://t.co/B9SLFYRVqZ

Yes, there are already tariffs in place on Mexico, but the vast majority of goods sent between Texas and our largest trading partner have been exempt from them for months. That could change Monday, and bring with it economic turmoil, experts say. #txlege

scoop: donations to NPR and PBS stations have exploded, with donors across the country giving in unprecedented numbers since Congress cut federal funding https://t.co/FbfzTTfBqF

NEW: Alden Global Capital's MediaNews Group is making a last-minute bid for The Dallas Morning News, which reached a deal with Hearst earlier this month. MediaNews offering $16.50 a share to Hearst's $14

Today we published our 2nd story investigating the backgrounds of 230+ Venezuelan men Trump deported to Salvadoran. We did a first ever case-by-case analysis and found half were in the middle of their immigration cases, including dozens seeking asylum

NEW: Immigrants and legal advocates filed a class-action lawsuit to stop ICE officers from arresting migrants who appear at immigration courts for previously scheduled hearings and placing them on a fast-track to deportation. via AP's @marthabellisle https://t.co/SN2aGY9nKH

My colleague Aaron Parsley and his family were swept away in their home by the Guadalupe River. His harrowing story and their loss are described in one of the most important pieces @TexasMonthly has ever published. https://t.co/QvMSKyGAaV

The United Farm Workers union said it was told one worker fell several stories from a greenhouse and is not expected to survive. Seems to be the most serious injury to date tied to immigration sweeps that have unfolded over the last month. https://t.co/gsQIS2bfOm

L.A. will provide cash assistance to immigrants affected by raids

While reporting for @TexasMonthly I bumped into a team of cadaver dogs from Mexico. The support for the difficult work of putting Kerrville and the broken hearts across our state is coming from all over.

Footage obtained by KTLA shows a young man crying, saying his mother had just been taken, and children and protesters running from tear gas that was deployed when a crowd gathered at an immigration raid at a Ventura County farm this afternoon. Details: https://t.co/kDqb7NMBrO

Federal arrests in L.A. approach 2,800 since raids began, DHS says