Trump Closed out his Presidential Campaign on Monday Referring to the U.S. as an 'Occupied Country'
"I will rescue every city and town that has been invaded and conquered," said Trump during rallies in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Michigan on Monday
Two Colombian Migrants Killed, Four Injured in Shootout with Mexican National Guard near U.S. Border
Smugglers were transporting the migrants across a city known for such activity.
ICE Sued Over Illegally Withholding Over $300 Million in Bond Payments From Thousands of Immigrants
The lawsuit contends that ICE "regularly fails" to return funds as required, leaving thousands of people without their deposits even after cases close
Nearly 1 in 3 Latinos Are at Risk of Deportation or Family Separation if Trump Wins, New Study Shows
FWD.us projects that nearly 28.2 million U.S. residents could be affected by the Republican candidates policies
Ezekiel Pacheco, the First DACA Recipient to Lead A Hollywood Film is Gunning for an Oscar & a Green Card - INTERVIEW
Born in the town of Ayutla de los Libres in the state of Guerrero, Ezekiel Pacheco came to the United States when he was one year old. Now he's looking for an Oscar and a green card.
Migrants' Journey to the U.S. Increasingly Complicated by Cartel Ransoms in Mexico's Southern Border
Migrants crossing into Mexico from Guatemala often find themselves detained by cartels who demand payment before they are allowed to continue northward
Human-smuggling Networks are Estimated to Make Between $4 Billion to $12 Billion a Year, a New Report Says
Authorities say at least 80% of all undocumented immigrants making their way to the U.S. hire smugglers to help them cross into the U.S.
Record Number of Americans and Canadians Want to Move Abroad, Gallup Study Finds
In Latin America, migration desire stays high at 28%, with nearly half of adults in Ecuador, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic hoping to leave.
Mass Deportation Plan Could Uproot 2 Million Californians, Report Shows
California, Texas, and Florida face significant impacts from proposed deportations, with nearly 5 million residents at risk, accounting for half of the nation's undocumented population.
Colorado's Immigration Court Backlog Has Skyrocketed From 18,000 to 78,000 Pending Cases in Two Years
There are 7,116 immigration cases per judge in the state and 1,560 cases per attorney who practices immigration law
More Migrants With Criminal Records Were Released During Trump Admin Than Biden's, New Report Shows
Over 92,920 noncitizens with criminal charges or convictions were released during Trump's years in office, compared to 56,280 during Biden's
Trump Promises to Create Fund to Support People Impacted by Crimes Allegedly Committed by Migrants
He also said he will seek the death penalty for any migrant who comes into the country and kills an American citizen or a law enforcement officer
Rudy Giuliani Says Haitian Immigrants 'Should Have Not Been Taken Out of The Jungle,' Resurfaces Debunked Pet-Eating Claims
"I know them," they "practiced voodoo" and killed domestic animals. "You've got a lot of these people here," Giuliani said
Trump's Deportation Plan Could Expel 1 Million Floridians and Threat State's Economy, Report Warns
A study by the American Immigration Council (AIC) detailed that Florida could face billions in losses and labor shortages if Trump's mass deportation plan proceeds.
Former GOP Presidential Hopeful Nikki Haley Criticizes Trump Campaign's Messaging to Women and Latinos
Haley labeled comments by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at Trump rally as "harmful" and called on the campaign to tone down "overly masculine" vibes
Trump Considers Pressuring Police Into Helping With Planned Mass Deportation Program
If elected, Trump could withhold federal funds from forces who refuse to comply with the initiative, which could impact 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
Border Agents Rescue Children Abandoned on Inflatable Raft in Rio Grande River
Thousands of migrant children make the dangerous journey to the U.S. border every year. Some are entrusted to smugglers by their parents.
Texas Purchases Massive Piece of Land Along the Rio Grande As It Continues Plans to Build Border Wall
Since Gov. Greg Abbott launched Operation Lone Star in 2021, more than $3 billion approved for the wall project
Arizonans Will Vote on Whether to Make it a State Crime to Enter the State Illegally
The divisive measure, Proposition 314, will make it a state crime for migrants to enter the state from any location other than ports of entry if passed.
California, New York and Florida Among Top States For Immigrants in 2023, New Census Data Shows
As immigration is among top issue for voters and campaigns on Election Day, new census data provides trends on the issue in states across the country.
Mexican President Visits U.S. Border But Avoids Discussing Migration Despite Calls to Change Policies
Claudia Sheinbaum traveled to Playas de Rosarito, some 15 miles from Tijuana. She focused on welfare policies
Canada Cuts Immigration Targets by 27% Amid Economic Challenges, Sparking Controversy
Prime Minister Trudeau cites a need to stabilize the economy, but businesses and migrant advocates warn of negative impacts on growth and community support.
Republicans' Mass Deportation Plan Threatens Nearly 5 Million U.S. Families, Report Warns
Mass deportations could slash some household incomes by 48%, disrupt local economies, and leave 5.5 million U.S.-born children at risk.
Appeals Court Rules Against Border Policy That Turned Away Asylum Seekers After Capacity Reached
The practice known as "metering" was implemented in 2016 and expanded under the Trump administration before being discontinued in 2021
Trump Pulls Slight Lead Against Harris As Voters Grow More Keen To His Agenda, New WSJ Poll Shows
Trump seemingly edges out with a 2 percentage point lead among Harris as Election Day quickly approaches and the two make their last push to court voters.
Trump Faces Major Hurdles in Executing Mass Deportation Plan in Second Term
Trump's deportation pledge could impact 11 million undocumented immigrants, with experts warning of economic fallout and strained immigration enforcement resources.
Immigrants Are More Willing to Join the Military, More Oriented Toward Public Service, Study Finds
The study also suggests that, faced with aging populations, many developed nations will increasingly rely on immigrant youth to address recruitment shortfalls
New Mexico Pushes for Baby Bonds to Tackle Child Poverty Amid Growing State Interest
With 75% of children on Medicaid, New Mexico considers baby bonds to bridge economic gaps and promote financial literacy statewide.
MAGA Ally Jim Jordan Subpoenas HHS Secretary Becerra Over Cost of Housing Unlawful Immigrants
The subpoena requires that Health and Human Services provide all relevant documents related to housing assistance for refugees, parolees, and other non-citizens
Former Texas Detective Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison For Role in Human Smuggling Operation
A federal investigation revealed that almost 200 migrants were smuggled by the human smuggling organization the former police detective worked for