Deportation Is One of the Biggest Fears Among Latinos, Regardless of Immigration Status, New Study Shows
Both documented and undocumented Latinos saw an increase in anxiety regarding their future in the U.S. over the past years
Why Democrats Are Set to Adopt Trump-Era Immigration Rhetoric for the Upcoming Election Cycle
Following Tom Suozzi's victory in New York, Democrats seek to further adopt more Republican-like immigration reform ideas
Mexican Government Sets Checkpoint near U.S. Border Following Crossings Through Fence Gap
The spot is known as the San Judas Break. Migrants are now attempting to cross through another gap
Four in Five Americans Believe the Biden Administration is Doing a Bad Job at the Border
According to a poll by the Pew Research Center, most people consider the issue to be a crisis or a major problem
Border Patrol Acting Deputy Chief Joel Martínez Suspended for Alleged Misconduct
It wasn't specified why Martínez, a 31-year veteran of the organization, was removed from his post
ICE Detention Centers Could Release 15,000 People, Stop Accepting New Migrants Due to Cash Shortfall
In need of $700 million, ICE is looking into cutting key parts of its budget
U.S.-Mexico Border Apprehensions Drop by 50% in January: Here Are Some Reasons Explaining Why
The largest drop by nationality was among Venezuelans as geographically, crossings plummeted in Texas
Naturalization Made Simple: Top Strategies for Acing the U.S. Citizenship Test & Interview
This comprehensive guide has all the information you'll need to navigate the naturalization interview and test to become a U.S. citizen.
Biden's Handling of Immigration is the Main Reason for his Disapproval Rate: Gallup
Almost 20% of respondents of a poll cited the issue specifically. It was followed by the economy and inflation
How to Authenticate an Official Document for Use Outside of the US: A Complete Guide
This guide will explain why apostilles and authentication are necessary and how you can authenticate your documents.
The House Impeached Alejandro Mayorkas Over Border Handling; Here's What Comes Next
It is the first time in almost 150 years that a Cabinet secretary has been impeached. The motion now heads to the Senate, where it faces slim chances
How Protracted Border Security Negotiations Could Lead to Further Deteriorating the Current Status Quo
Cities and Federal Agencies Expected To Be Unable To Maintain Status Quo Amid Struck Down Border Security Bill
NYC Expands Migrant Shelter Curfews After Increased Complaints
The Adams administration is expanding migrant shelter curfews to 20 more shelters across New York City
CBP Allows Access to 0.7% of 64 Million Migrants Requesting Entry into U.S. from Mexico
Using the CBP One app, fewer than half a million people have been allowed entry under the process
Mexicans Overwhelmingly Support Companies Who Hire and Donate Money to Refugees: Poll
The amount of people who favor this behavior is higher than other countries, including the U.S., Spain and Germany, according to a Tent survey
DHS Secretary Mayorkas to Face Second Impeachment Vote After Failed Attempt
House Republicans believe they have the votes this time
How Trump Plans to Address Immigration Policies if Elected: Deportation of Millions Considered
A media report details a range of tools that include obscure laws, military funds and law enforcement officers from all levels of government
FBI Thwarts Militiamen's 2022 Plot to 'Start a War' at Texas-Mexico Border
A Tennessee man arrested Monday hoped to travel to the southern border with a militia group that allegedly plotted to go "to war with the border patrol"
Border Crossing Dynamics Change in January, Shifting from Texas to Arizona and California
Overall figures have also dropped sharply during the past month
Biden Administration Considering Executive Action Related to Southern Border After Congress Fiasco
According to NBC News, the White House wants to show it's taking action with the issue, which is at the center of the political conversation
Senate Republicans Deal Final Blow to Border Security Bill With Failed Test Vote
The 49-50 vote was far from the 60 supports needed to make it to the next step. Republicans also wanted 25 votes to move forward
Senate Democrats Strip Border Security Bill from Package, Including Aid for Israel and Ukraine
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer reportedly plans to hold a vote on military aid after Republicans made clear they won't pass the immigration measures
Pilot Program Will Provide NYC Asylum Seekers with Prepaid Debit Cards
A new pilot program will provide asylum seekers with prepaid debit cars to be used for groceries and baby supplies
Border Security Bill at Risk in the Senate as Republicans Continue Withdrawing Support
The initiative faces an even steeper hill in the House, where most high-ranking Republicans blasted it
Asylees and Refugees Can Benefit from This Little-Known Clause to Sponsor Family Members
A step by step guide on how to file and submit Form I-730, the refugee/asylee relative petition, to USCIS
Where Can You Find Free Immigration Advice?
From legal clinics to nonprofit organizations, here are some tips to find and be prepared for free immigration consultation.
Bipartisan Deal? Senate Unveils $118 Billion Package: Border Security Meets Ukraine & Israel Aid
The $118 billion package has a slim chance of passing, as some high-ranking Republicans have already spoken against it
Fausto Toaquiza's Ordeal to be Readmitted to a Shelter Illustrates NYC's Struggle to Cope With Migration Surge
As shelter evictions force migrant families out, many struggle to find stability once again
NY Gov. Hochul says Migrants Involved in Attack Against NYPD Officers Should be Deported
"Get them all and send them back," she responded when asked about the assaults.
Border Deal: Negotiators Say Bill to Strengthen Immigration and Asylum Laws, Set for Senate Vote Next Week
Members from both parties reached an agreement on the language of the bill, but the initiative faces strong pushback from high ranking Republicans