Immigration officials may deport migrants to countries other than their own with as little as six hours' notice, Trump administration memo says.

The guidance could be applied to millions of people who crossed the border illegally and are contesting their deportation.

HOUSTON — New figures released this morning reveal that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested over 1,300 migrants in the Houston area in June alone. According to ICE, 1,361 people living in the Houston region were taken into custody last month after allegedly entering the U.S. illegally.

U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar is teaming up with Texas Democratic Congresswoman Veronica Escobar to introduce a "revolutionary immigration reform bill" that would further secure the border and allow undocumented immigrants in the country prior to 2021 to become legal U.

The migrants have been held at East Meadow jail under a partnership with the feds, announced by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman earlier this year.

Spanish police have arrested eight people after three nights of clashes between far-right groups and North African migrants in a town in southeastern Spain, the government said on Monday.

Reuters detailed that while ICE usually waits at least 24 hours to deport people after informing them of their removal to a third country, it will now seek to reduce the time to six hours "in exigent circumstances" if the person was allowed to speak to an attorney. It is not clear what amounts to "exigent circumstances."

Democratic state Assemblyman Phil Ramos sparked the showdown when he accused Brentwood’s fire officials last week of aiding the feds in their local immigration raids, with ICE spotted setting up a