Prominent chef and humanitarian José Andrés has asked President Trump to release a Trenton man who was arrested this month by federal immigration agents after he dropped off his child at school. Why it matters: Andrés had a line to the White House under the Biden administration and has cultivated influence in Washington.

A Downriver father arrested by immigration agents last week is getting support from several advocates, including a prominent chef known for his humanitarian work who is asking President Donald Trump to release him.

A Trenton family is living in fear after they say their loved one, Jose Jaimes, was detained by ICE, even while working towards permanent legal status.

PEOPLE has a first look at the NBC show, which sees 12 chefs — with varying "personality problems," says Stewart — compete for a cash prize of $250,000. In an exclusive photo, the lifestyle maven is wearing a sequin gold outfit while standing next to Andrés as the two look shocked by the competition.

Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell joined 'The Faulkner Focus' to discuss the migrant surge under the Biden administration and the need to hold elected officials accountable who provide sanctuary for illegal immigrants.

President Donald Trump oversaw a surge in ICE arrests during the first 50 days of his second term in office—more than doubling the daily rate under President Joe Biden's administration—newly released figures show.

The family told FOX 2 that Jose Jaimes had just dropped off his son at school in Trenton when he was arrested. It was a total shock to his son Hector, seeing his father get locked up.

President Donald Trump’s “largest-ever” mass deportation has led to the arrests of more than 32,000 illegal immigrants within the United States in his first 50 days in office, according to federal homeland security officials.