In a multimillion-dollar fundraiser the former president lamented that immigrants were not coming from "nice" countries, and instead were coming from disastrous ones

Media analysis delves into the reasons explaining its prominence in the minds of voters

Up to 800,000 immigrants were at risk of losing their permits

The bill would require police in the state to communicate with federal officials regarding the immigration status of a person

The two officials crossed public statements during a trip Greg Abbott made to New York City for a Republican gala

Border Patrol agents apprehended some 137,000 migrants, fewer than February even though a surge was expected

The ruling comes after a wave of health concerns for families taken to open-air detention sites

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.

The federal appeals court handling the case heard arguments about the merits of whether it should continue blocking the law

El Paso Chief Public Defender Kelli Childress contested the charges, saying they were unfounded and that her office would challenge them

The former President is seeking to capitalize on the issue even in states that are far from the border

A survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that most Americans believe at least some discrimination is present in the country

The migrants were promised work and housing opportunities

The Mexican President says the U.S. should invest $20 billion in the region to address the root causes of migration

Overall, roughly two-thirds of respondents said they disapprove of Biden's job at the border

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

The claim recounts people who are blind, deaf, have mobility issues or intellectual disabilities can't properly use the tool

Axios reported that this has historically not been the case, especially considering it's a federal crime that can lead to deportation

The issue was at the top of the list when respondents were asked to name one unprompted. When given choices, inflation took over

A new AP-NORC poll shows the public is supportive of policies such as hiring more border patrol agents and immigration judges, but is divided on other issues

Some 800 people are set to be impacted by the measure. The locations are usually used to host summer camps and athletic contests

The spectrum of news coverage on the topic of immigration is as polarized as the U.S. media landscape (and its population)

As big city Mayors complain about the influx of immigrants, Fremont, Nebraska remains unsure on how to deal with them as local companies need their work

The Greg Abbott administration has sent soldiers and Humvees to Gate 36. Along with razor wire, its goal is not letting them apply for asylum

The decision means the measure can't go into effect while the litigation continues

According to a media report, the plans are a concrete possibility even if the President didn't make announcements at the SOTU

Major companies trading on Wall Street are conveying a mostly unified message on the issue

Eric Adams was set to make the trip on Sunday but ended up deciding against it

Protesters highlighted that if passed, the law poses a significant risk to the Latino community

The initiative holds similarities to a controversial SB4 Texas law