As the immigration crisis continues, President Biden is opting for harsher tactics. With elections around the corner, what do Senate Democrats think?

As Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward immigrants intensifies, U.S. Latinos are more worried about mass deportations regardless of legal status.

The Times reported that Costa Rica, Paraguay, Peru, Brazil and Ecuador are among those being considered

The government is expected to issue an executive order within weeks, but plans have been ongoing for months

Venezuela rose from being the sixth-largest South American country of origin to the second largest.

On the US side of the border, migrants are eager to run into border patrol to start the asylum-seeking proceedings. On the Mexican said, the story is different

The senator claimed the criminal organization reached American cities during a Senate Foreign Relations committee hearing

According to a NBC News report, the immigration judge handling his case wasn't told the man was a national security threat

The new program will place asylum seekers for up to six months, provide job training, and more

The law will go into effect on July 1 and targets those in the state who have been previously denied admission or removed from the country

A campaign called "No se arriesgue" (Don't risk it) has begun as crossings are expected to increase during the spring

According to Axios, the president wants to take a significant step amid broad discontent of his handling of increased immigration

The proceedings were supposed to start on Wednesday. Speaker Johnson was urged to do so by Senate Republicans

A recently published study by NBER showed undocumented migrants not found to be the prime cause of crime. They are actually often the victims.

A survey by Axios-Ipsos also showed more members of the demographic favor sending all undocumented immigrants back to their countries or origin

Authorities are offering to pay for asylum-seekers' buses elsewhere in the country

Louisiana follows the footsteps of other GOP-led states by proposing a bill that would make it a crime to illegally enter or re-enter the state

Arizona's No More Deaths reveals migrant death tolls in past years have been underreported by two to four times

Tamaulipas now bears a "level four—do not travel" designation from the State Department, akin to Afghanistan's danger level

Making anti-immigration rhetoric a key part of campaigns may not guarantee a win, an American University analysis reveals

Following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Latino organizations signed an open letter undermining anti-immigration rhetoric

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