The secretary said DHS will enforce the Immigration and Nationality Act, which was enacted in 1952 and created several tools to track illegal aliens and compel them to voluntarily leave the U.S.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that DHS will oversee the registry, requiring migrants 14 and older to create an online account, submit fingerprints and provide their home address.

DHS registry for migrants in US illegally raises alarm from immigration advocates. The DHS threatened jail time for qualifying migrants who don't register.

A new DHS tool will help millions of unlawful migrants living in the U.S. comply with a Trump order to register their biometric data and carry documentation at all times.

The registry is part of an effort to compel “mass self-deportation” to take the pressure off law enforcement. DHS officials warned in the statement Thursday that “there will be no ...

WASHINGTON — Immigrant rights groups and immigration law experts are raising concerns after the Department of Homeland Security announced that it is creating an online database designed to keep ...