Man on Terror Watchlist Released by Border Patrol After Year in U.S.
According to a NBC News report, the immigration judge handling his case wasn't told the man was a national security threat
Denver Announces Plan to Provide Housing and Other Services to Migrants in Major Crisis Response Shift
The new program will place asylum seekers for up to six months, provide job training, and more
Iowa governor signs bill allowing for the arrest and deportation of unauthorized migrants
The law will go into effect on July 1 and targets those in the state who have been previously denied admission or removed from the country
U.S. Seeking to Discourage Migrants from Crossing Through Area of New Mexico Known as 'The Graveyard'
A campaign called "No se arriesgue" (Don't risk it) has begun as crossings are expected to increase during the spring
Biden Planning to Limit Southern Border Crossings this Month Through Executive Order
According to Axios, the president wants to take a significant step amid broad discontent of his handling of increased immigration
Republicans Delay Start of DHS Secretary Mayorkas' Impeachment Proceedings
The proceedings were supposed to start on Wednesday. Speaker Johnson was urged to do so by Senate Republicans
Contrary to Stereotypes, Undocumented Immigrants Not Tied to Higher Crime Rates
A recently published study by NBER showed undocumented migrants not found to be the prime cause of crime. They are actually often the victims.
Most Latinos Support Citizenship Path for Undocumented, but Backing for Border Wall Grows
A survey by Axios-Ipsos also showed more members of the demographic favor sending all undocumented immigrants back to their countries or origin
Denver Tells New Migrants to Avoid Coming to the City as Lack of Resources Will Lead Them to 'Suffer'
Authorities are offering to pay for asylum-seekers' buses elsewhere in the country
Louisiana Joins Group of States to Advance Anti-Immigration Bill Mirroring Texas' SB4
Louisiana follows the footsteps of other GOP-led states by proposing a bill that would make it a crime to illegally enter or re-enter the state
Report: U.S.Government Significantly Undercounting Migrant Deaths at the Border, Claims Organization
Arizona's No More Deaths reveals migrant death tolls in past years have been underreported by two to four times
Migrants are Increasingly Being Kidnapped at the Texas-Tamaulipas Border, Report Shows
Tamaulipas now bears a "level four—do not travel" designation from the State Department, akin to Afghanistan's danger level
Study Challenges Conventional Wisdom: Anti-Immigration Rhetoric Might Not Be a Winning Strategy
Making anti-immigration rhetoric a key part of campaigns may not guarantee a win, an American University analysis reveals
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Latino Organizations Honor Victims and Advocate for Migrant Rights
Following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Latino organizations signed an open letter undermining anti-immigration rhetoric
Trump Laments Surge of Latin American Migrants, Wishes for Migrants from 'Nice' Countries like Denmark
In a multimillion-dollar fundraiser the former president lamented that immigrants were not coming from "nice" countries, and instead were coming from disastrous ones
How and Why Immigration Has Become the Top Concern for U.S. Voters in the Electoral Year
Media analysis delves into the reasons explaining its prominence in the minds of voters
Biden Administration Extends Work Permits for Thousands of Immigrants Before Expiration
Up to 800,000 immigrants were at risk of losing their permits
Tennessee Lawmakers to Introduce Immigration Law, Drawing Comparison to Texas' SB4: Here's What They Propose
The bill would require police in the state to communicate with federal officials regarding the immigration status of a person
Texas Governor, NYC Mayor Trade Barbs Over 'Lone Star Operation' And Treatment of Migrants
The two officials crossed public statements during a trip Greg Abbott made to New York City for a Republican gala
Border Crossings Plunge in March With Mexico Enforcement Cited as the Main Cause
Border Patrol agents apprehended some 137,000 migrants, fewer than February even though a surge was expected
Judge Orders Federal Government to Swiftly House Migrant Children Amid Health Concerns
The ruling comes after a wave of health concerns for families taken to open-air detention sites
SB4: With Controversial Texas Immigration Law Back in Court, Activists Weigh In Ahead of Elections
A controversial Texas immigration law is back in the Court of Appeals in New Orleans. The law allows the state to take immigration matters into their own hands.
Verdict on SB4 Immigration Law Nears as Texas and Biden Administrations Return to Court
The federal appeals court handling the case heard arguments about the merits of whether it should continue blocking the law
Texas Arrests Over 200 Migrants Who Rushed Border Gate in El Paso: What Charges Are They Facing?
El Paso Chief Public Defender Kelli Childress contested the charges, saying they were unfounded and that her office would challenge them
'Biden's Border Bloodbath': Trump Goes All in on Immigration as Campaign Heats Up
The former President is seeking to capitalize on the issue even in states that are far from the border
This Is How Widespread Americans Think Discrimination Toward Latinos Is
A survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that most Americans believe at least some discrimination is present in the country
Venezuelan Migrants Flown to Massachusetts by Ron DeSantis Are Cleared to Sue Charter Company
The migrants were promised work and housing opportunities
Trump Says He Wouldn't Give 'Ten Cents' to Mexico to Address Migratory Crisis
The Mexican President says the U.S. should invest $20 billion in the region to address the root causes of migration
Almost Three in Four Latinos Disapprove of how Biden is Handling the Border Situation
Overall, roughly two-thirds of respondents said they disapprove of Biden's job at the border
How Temporary Protected Status Has Been Sharply Expanded During Biden Administration
Nearly 1.2 million of the roughly 21.6 million noncitizen immigrants living in the U.S. are under TPS or eligible, a sharp expansion since Biden took office