The statement says the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office will not partner with ICE to enforce federal immigration laws beyond following HB10, which applies only after someone has committed a crime.

Thousands of inmate records verified an unprecedented spike in ICE detainees at the Boone County Jail since President Donald Trump took office.

While concerns over immigration actions were brought up at the Seneca Valley School board meeting this week, school officials ...

Congressman Chuck Edwards released a response to a western North Carolina sheriff’s statement on ICE raids at churches and ...

Deputies seized a large quantity of drugs, guns, and ammunition from a home on Lawnview Court in Berea Thursday evening ...

No matter who you are pulling for this Sunday, law enforcement said we should all be on the same team, rooting for safe ...

During the visit, Noem will receive a briefing from Samaritan's Purse, meet with Tropical Storm Helene survivors and meet ...

In a Feb. 7 statement, Sheriff Quentin Miller said, "immigration enforcement is not allowed on our school campuses" without a ...

The Buncombe County, North Carolina, sheriff releases statement about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller released a statement in reference to ICE raids at churches and schools within the ...

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The Buncombe County Sheriff said Friday that his department will not be partnering with U.S. Immigration and Customs ...