Alderwoman Larresa Taylor wants city residents to be involved in what exactly is happening at a 36,000-square-foot building ...

A processing center for people facing deportation could be moving locations from downtown Milwaukee to the city's far ...

9th District Alderwoman Larresa Taylor has introduced a communication file to allow ... NOTE: This press release was ...

Larresa Taylor called the agency's planned move of ... The agency currently operates the facility in downtown Milwaukee, at 310 E. Knapp St. But it's being relocated because that building was ...

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor The 36,000-square-foot building at 11925 W. Lake Park Drive on the city’s far northwest side will become USCIS’s main Milwaukee office and all operations will be ...

Larresa Taylor said ICE exemption allows it to avoid city approval for plans to modify building to include sally port, chain link fence to transport prisoners to and from the facility. Milwaukee ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed opening an ICE enforcement facility in Milwaukee. Ald. Larresa Taylor, who represents Milwaukee's 9th District, said DHS requested ...

a Milwaukee alderwoman said in a statement Tuesday. Ald. Larresa Taylor called the agency's decision to move to 11925 W. Lake Park Drive a "very alarming development." "I want District 9 ...

Milwaukee Ald. Larresa Taylor, in calling attention to the move in a press release Tuesday, characterized the potential new site as a "detention facility" for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.