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Immigration raids have been taking place across the US since President Donald Trump entered office – as he aims to deliver on his promise to launch “the largest deportation programme” in the country’s history.
The tactics being used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, known as ICE, and other federal agencies have led to protests.
BBC Verify has gathered more than 70 videos to track how Trump’s crackdown has unfolded so far – as Jake Horton explains.
Produced by Aisha Sembhi. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz.
Additional reporting by Kayleen Devlin, Shayan Sardarizadeh, Kevin Nguyen and Olga Robinson.
The mum and the bus driver were recognised by parents and school leaders at East Bethel Elementary in Minnesota.
The ‘squashbucklers’ climbed into their hollowed out giant gourds, which are grown locally in the US state of Oregon.
Demolition work has begun on part of the White House to make way for President Trump’s new ballroom.
US government employees affected by the ongoing shutdown are turning to social media to share how they are passing the unexpected free time.
Protesters took to the streets of American cities to demonstrate against President Trump’s policies.
The BBC’s Bernd Debusmann Jr and Myroslava Petsa were in the room with Trump and Zelensky for talks on Russia’s war against Ukraine.
The BBC’s Nada Tawfik breaks down the debate between Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa.
Local officials reported that there were no injuries after a silo filled with soybeans collapsed in Martinton, 80 miles south of Chicago.
The US Coast Guard rescued two dozen people after their homes floated away from shore during the storm.
The rocket launched from Starbase, Texas and flew for more than an hour before splash landing into the Indian Ocean.
The BBC’s Michelle Fleury looks at what to expect from the gathering of top bankers and finance ministers.
The cyclone, whose name is derived from the direction the winds blow in the Atlantic Ocean, also hit the coast with strong winds.
The Canadian prime minister had a light-hearted exchange with the US president after he misspoke at the ‘Summit for Peace’.
Authorities have confirmed that 16 people were killed when an explosives plant in rural Tennessee exploded on Friday morning.
The missing Nasa research-probe had blown off course and crash-landed in Edmonson on 2 October.
Video from the site of an explosives manufacturer shows buildings flattened and destroyed vehicles.
The New York Attorney General has been criminally indicted two years after she led a civil fraud investigation against Trump.
In a fiery exchange, Democrat Hakeem Jeffries also said Republican Mike Lawler was ’embarrassing’ himself during the confrontation over the government shutdown.
People living in a Chicago apartment block targeted in a big immigration raid have described seeing armed agents and a helicopter landing on the roof.
The note from the Secretary of State asked Trump to approve a social media post announcing the progress of the deal, according to reports.
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