Tragedy on wheels: Why cargo trucks fuel deadly human trafficking across U.S.-Mexico border
As border security increases, smugglers look for new ways to traffic humans, according to media reports
New Mexico Republicans Urge Gov. Lujan to deploy National Guard to border amid smuggling and fentanyl crisis
State lawmakers claim troops are needed to address migrant smuggling and fentanyl trafficking in the area
Immigration tops U.S. concerns for third month running– a divisive electoral issue, says Gallup poll
The issue is highly polarizing, with Republicans more likely than Democrats to name immigration as the most important issue
Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly, charged with murdering an immigrant, won't face retrial
Santa Cruz County Attorney's Office announced the decision to drop the case against Kelly Monday night following a unanimous verdict by jurors
From spending to housing, here's how immigration will fundamentally affect different areas of the economy
As immigration continues to surge in the U.S., economists are looking at specific factors that will be affected by this trend and drive economic growth
Florida outdoor workers rally against law banning local regulations against extreme heat
Protesters took to the streets to march against HB433
New Department of Labor rule seeks to boost working conditions for temporary farmworkers
The new rule protects temporary farmworkers— a great share of which are Latinos— against employer retaliation, illegal recruitment practices and more.
Mexico is credited with reducing migration to the U.S., but ground reports show a more complex picture
A report by the Financial Times highlights that the behavior of authorities can vastly change depending on the occasion
San Diego has become the epicenter for illegal immigration as routes shift with Texas crackdown
A county official said that last week authorities apprehended 2,000 people on a single day
Iowans plan protests against new law allowing arrest of undocumented immigrants, similar to Texas bill
Activists are organizing a demonstration in various cities on May 1
Oklahoma becomes latest state to advance legislation allowing for the removal of undocumented immigrants
HB 4156 has been passed by the Lower and Upper Houses and sent to the governor
Half of Americans say they'd support mass deportations of undocumented immigrants
According to a new Axios Vibes survey, 51% of Americans— including Democrats and Republicans— are keen to this idea
Texas grand jury indicts over 100 migrants on rioting charges for attempting to breach the border
The decision took place after a county judge dismissed the cases saying there was no probable cause to keep them in jail
Global migration rejection increases, but US remains less hostile despite growing anti-immigrant sentiment
About a third of respondents in an Ipsos poll said the country would be better off without migration, a much lower figure than Chile, Colombia and Mexico
How the term 'invasion' is dividing the GOP when it comes to discussing immigration
As presumptive GOP candidate Donald Trump intensifies his anti-immigration rhetoric, some conservative organizations denounce the use of the term "invasion"
Venezuelan migrants deceitfully taken to Martha's Vineyard from Texas could get U.S. visas as compensation
The event took place in 2022. They could get the benefit as a result of being "victims of crime"
President Biden is considering granting legal status to immigrant spouses of U.S. citizens
While an announcement isn't imminent, The Wall Street Journal reported that the program is a certain possibility
One in three Latinos say immigrants are affecting their social status in the U.S.
A new study showed that many Latinos wish other Americans could differentiate between them and newly-arrived immigrants
Texas has seen a decrease in migrant encounters; is its anti-immigration effort working?
Operation Lone Star was launched in 2021 to counter border crossings. Are their efforts working now? The answer is complicated.
It takes 10 weeks to get an immigration appointment through CBP One, U.S. official says
The official from the Department of Homeland Security added that 1,450 appointments are processed every day, most of them assigned randomly
Humanitarian organization rejects claims that they were encouraging immigrant voter fraud
Voter fraud by immigrants has become a major concern for the GOP, but are these claims realistic? Exhaustive data says no
New port of entry serving the Californias won't open on time due to delays on U.S. side
Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda said operations won't start for another year
Bipartisan bill seeks to use proceedings from cartel seizures to tackle recruitment of U.S. teens
The initiative seeks to educate teenage students about the dangers of getting involved in human smuggling operations
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests use of 'space laser technology' at US-Mexico border
The Congresswoman also suggested that California wildfires in 2018 were intentionally started by "lasers or blue beams of light"
Misinformation alert: Migrants did not violently storm New York City Hall, despite claims on social media
A new fact check by the Associated Press shows that Black immigrants gathered at New York City Hall to hear about racial inequities in shelter system
A Venezuelan's project on Mexico's migration policies is among winners at World Press Photo global awards
Photographer Alejandro Cegarra drew from his own experience as a migrant in creating the photo essay
Eagle Pass is at the epicenter of the immigration surge; it has fundamentally altered its economy
Food and accommodation businesses have been booming as the presence of law enforcement increases
Texas Military Department probes border shooting incident involving National Guard and migrant
The shooting occurred April 14 at the border in El Paso, Texas. The guard had allegedly seen the migrant stabbing another individual in U.S. soil.
El Paso judge calls on Texas to assist in processing and holding migrants amid overwhelmed local jails
The request comes after state authorities arrested some 200 migrants on rioting charges
Senate Democrats Divided Over Biden's Tougher Immigration Approach
As the immigration crisis continues, President Biden is opting for harsher tactics. With elections around the corner, what do Senate Democrats think?