The media narrative against President Donald Trump’s effort to enforce immigration law was on full display last week at a White House press briefing. “Earlier you were just defending ICE agents . . .

People online are comparing photos of Barack Obama with his rightly won Nobel Peace Price and the one Donald Trump was recently 'gifted'

Since the start of Trump's first presidential term in 2017, people have pitted his policies on immigration against Obama's.

The incumbent president tried to deflect from the controversy surrounding Amazon MGM and his wife’s documentary. It did not go well.

As December 25 approached in 2020, Melania found herself in hot water after posting footage of herself mingling with youngsters in the White House without a face covering. The kids and grown-ups touring the President's Blue Room were all masked up, as ...

"During the course of Obama's two terms, from 2009 to 2017, 56 individuals died in ICE custody. ... 56 deaths translates into a rate of 0.007% -- roughly one death for every 14,314 detainees. "By comparison, the rate last year under Trump was slightly lower: 0.0054%, or one death for every 18,594 detainees.

Obama was sometimes called the "Deporter-in-chief." Yet public outrage over immigration enforcement is far greater under Trump.