"You're going to lose your culture, you're going to lose your country, you're going to have crime the likes of which nobody has ever seen before," Trump added

65% of Americans view undocumented immigrants as a threat to democracy, with 42% identifying them as a major threat.

The vice-presidential candidate asked his college professor to erase the piece back in 2016 when he was starting his career in Republican politics, CNN reported

The pilot clinic kicked off in El Paso this week and will expand to all 53 of Mexico's diplomatic sites in the country

The Biden administration has seen nearly 4.4 million repatriations, the most in any single presidential term since George W. Bush's second term

ICE authorities said they are negotiating with both countries with that purpose

A report by the New York Times illustrates how public opinion has shifted over the past years, with half of the population now supporting mass deportations

"No country can sustain what we're going through," said the presumptive GOP nominee in a recent interview

Over 600,000 people have been deported either by immigration judges, ICE or Border Patrol

The cooperation was key for the Biden administration to stem the flow of migrants to its southern border

The Washington Post delved into a what would be an unprecedented effort to crack down on immigration if Trump returns to power

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, at least 7.7 million Venezuelans have left the country, with around 444,000 settling in Chile.

The White House refuses to modify its policy of deporting Central American mothers and minors, but has focused on those with criminal records in recent raids.

A four-day sweep in and around Los Angeles led to the arrest of 244 immigrants in the U.S. illegally, all Level 1 and Level 2 criminal offenders.

As Democrats and the Obama administration say they'll give House Republicans until August to move on immigration reform legislation, some immigrant advocacy groups are expressing anger and impatience, saying that more waiting is intolerable for those with skin in the game.

“When the president says that he’s going to set a time limit and then consider taking actions himself … that makes doing immigration reform harder, not easier,” said Goodlatte.

A survey of Dreamers indicates that their support for either party depends heavily on action on immigration-related issues.

About 82 percent of the 673,417 people who submitted applications since June 2012 have received temporary relief from deportation and work authorization.

Spouses of high-skilled workers will be able to work while their SOs wait for green-card requests to come through.

May 1, when many countries celebrate Labor Day, will see anti-deportation protests staged in front of the White House.

Initial changes may include granting lengthier background checks of detainees and shortening the time period undocumented immigrants are considered recent entries.

After a case is referred to immigration courts, ICE officers rarely exercise discretion on whether or not to prosecute undocumented immigrants.

A new group of immigrant activists joined fasters who protested in front of the White House for an end to deportations.

Some 22 Republican senators addressed a letter to President Barack Obama this week, which slammed the use of proprietorial discretion in immigration enforcement and expressed "grave concern" with proposed changes.

Muñoz told Fusion's Leon Krauze that Obama did not have the authority to extend deportation relief to those who would get legal status under a Senate bill which died last summer in the House.

The percentage of Mexicans among deportees declined 10 percent from fiscal year 2012 to 2013, but they still make up about two-thirds of those removed by the US government.

Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus returned from a meeting with DHS head Jeh Johnson seeming pleased with what they'd been told.

Most people who get deported are not who the Obama administration claims they are.

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus has released a series of recommendations for the Obama administration which includes extending protection from deportation to a much greater group of undocumented immigrants.

Sen. Paul said on Tuesday that the GOP wouldn't be able to expand its appeal to Latino voters until its members "get beyond" deportations.