DOJ in search of Mexican woman accused of smuggling thousands of migrants into the U.S.
Her husband, who's accused of co-leading the operation, was indicted last week
The easing of the labor market can be largely attributed to immigration spike, study finds
A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco attributes one-fifth of the recent trend to higher immigration
NGOs urge ICE to reinstate free calls program for detainees claiming 'disregard for basic humanity'
The letter also condemned the increased use of immigration detention under the Biden administration
Biden administration updates program to boost immigration of international entrepreneurs
USCIS launched the IER this program in 2017, expecting 2,940 applications per year. But it has only gotten 94 over the past three
Biden administration calls for lawyers to help asylum seekers pro bono amid massive backlog
The American Bar Association said it's "leveraging its existing resources to help and encourage more lawyers" in such proceedings
Border crossings have dropped so much they are nearing the threshold to lift the partial ban on asylum seeking
The government's executive order determines such an action if the seven-day average of daily apprehensions drops below 1,500
Leader of massive human smuggling operation used 'ladders and tunnels' to sneak thousands across US border, feds say
Abdul Karim Conteh, a national of Sierra Leone, was arrested in Tijuana last week. The U.S. is seeking his extradition
U.S. thanks Mexico for "strong steps" taken in reducing irregular migration across the border
"The partnership has never been better, it's never been stronger, it's never produced better results for both Mexicans and Americans," said Antony Blinken
Trump reiterates claim about a migrant 'invasion' at RNC and promises massive deportation operation
Analysts anticipated that the speech following the assassination attempt was meant to feature a unifying message. Instead, it was similar to the usual campaign-rally Trump
The U.S. announced when it will start offering a path to citizenship to undocumented migrants married to U.S. citizens
Those who qualify for the new program will be able to apply as of August 19
Migrant deaths at the border so far this year are already close to 2023's total after three new fatalities
Border agents are working with first responders to save migrants from dehydrating amid triple-digit heat
Border arrests continue dropping and reach lowest figure in Biden's presidency
Apprehensions decreased by 29% month-over-month and clocked in at 83,536 in June, according to Customs and Border Protection
Washington, California and more introduced pro-immigration bills during the latest legislative sessions
Despite anti-immigration bills making headlines throughout the year, a new analysis shows lawmakers in many states helping migrant rights across the country
Immigration activists march outside RNC to protest Trump's potential policies
Members of the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee said a second Trump term would be devastating for immigrants
GOP-led states continue pitching in to Texas' Operation Lone Star to crack down on immigration
More than a dozen states have dug into their own budgets to send more personnel to the state
For the first time, more than half of Americans support building a wall to reduce immigration
The figure includes over 9 in 10 Republicans and more than half of independents
The U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico warns people traveling to Matamoros amid recent kidnappings
The state of Tamaulipas is the only Mexican border state to which the State Department has assigned a Level 4 designation, the same severity as Afghanistan.
Migrants detained at the New Mexico Detention Facility denounce inhumane treatment
More than 90% of all individuals detained by ICE are currently being held at detention centers either owned or operated by private companies such as Torrance
As fertility declines across the globe, the U.S.' keeps growing due to immigration gains
A new report by the United Nations estimates that the world is on track to see a population decline before the end of the century
More than half of Americans now want immigration to decrease, the most in over two decades
A new Gallup poll showed a sharp spike in the stance, with 55% giving that answer. Those who want it to increase dropped to 16%
Migrants ordered to leave Boston airport as new state ban goes into effect
There are currently over 50 migrants sleeping on the floors of Boston's main air hub with makeshift beds
60% of newly-arrived migrants have found jobs and are boosting the U.S. economy, study shows
A report by the Dallas Fed explained that recent immigration has added nearly two million newly-employed workers, contributing to higher GDP growth
Texas installs anti-climb barriers in El Paso days after taking down razor wire rows
Any chance of the razor wire removal meaning a softening in the state's anti-immigration rhetoric was short-lived as Governor Abbott anticipated new barriers
Philadelphia District Attorney promises to prosecute crimes regardless of victim's immigration status
DA Larry Krasner said some criminals intentionally target migrants without proper documents because they're less likely to report crimes
Governor Newsom praises role of immigrants in California startups: "they're the lifeblood of our state"
The California Governor also revealed that 42% Of California startups are based by immigrants
Analyzing the Republican Party's first platform in eight years and its echoes to Trump's rhetoric
The 20-page document emphasizes Trump's "America First" stances, steering away from traditional GOP issues and focusing on stopping "the migrant invasion"
Activists celebrate border razor wire take down in Texas but doubts remain about timing of the decision
Gov. Greg Abbott tweeted images of welders last week, explaining that barriers will be placed along the border in El Paso
How immigrants are helping close labor shortages in industries like construction, agriculture and healthcare
Almost one in every seven people in the U.S. is an immigrant, making them a key group to help fill in the U.S. labor shortage, a new study shows
An increasing number of Latino Democrats support "more control" of the border
The trend was even more pronounced among Democratic-leaning Latinos, revealed the poll by Public Opinion Strategies
Repression in Venezuela ramp up as 2024 July election approaches, HRW says
Legal aid organization Foro Penal reported that there have been around 15,700 politically motivated arbitrary arrests in Venezuela during the past decade