Migrant Advocates Report Surge In 'Unnecessary' Family Separations At US-Mexico Border
In two weeks, the Kino Border Initiative found 101 cases of family separation, with 78% involving parents, spouses, children or siblings.
Mayorkas subpoenaed to provide information about encountered migrants who are suspected of terrorism
Rep. Mark Green, the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said they've been requesting the information for over a year
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
New York City to expand program providing prepaid debit cards to migrants
The initiative deposits a set sum on the card on a daily basis. It's set to reach some 7,300 migrants over six months
Massachusetts Gov. Healey sends officials to Texas border to deter migrants from coming to the state
The goal is to warn migrants and local authorities that the state's emergency shelter system is full.
Chicago's migrant shelter population halved as spring evictions increase
The city recently placed a 60-day limit on shelter stays for incoming migrants.
ICE to close the country's largest migrant center in Texas
The South Texas Family Residential Center will be closing to save costs, ICE said
VIP tickets to cross the border into Texas: Drug cartels are offering new, pricey options for asylum seekers
Criminal organizations charge up to $15,000 for smuggling them into Texas.
Latino voters favor Trump on immigration over Biden, poll says
The study, by Equis, show that Democrats no longer hold an advantage among Latino voters in handling this issue.
Mexico recognizes Biden's decision to grant U.S. citizenship to migrant spouses
President AMLO had expressed concern about a previous U.S. executive order that barred migrants from claiming asylum at the border.
Utah Governor Accuses Denver Mayor's Office Of Lack Of Transparency In Migrant Relocation Efforts
According to the spokesperson for Mayor Johnston Jordan Fuja, Denver has served more than 42,000 newcomers, noting that most of them arrived in organized buses from Texas.
Denver spent $280 million on migrant care in the past year
The Common Sense Institute estimated the costs to the city, local school districts, and the health care system.
Texas sees 74% decline in illegal border crossings since beginning of Operation Lone Star
Texas DPS Chief Steve McCraw testified before the Senate Border Security Committee.
Biden weighs protections for undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens
The proposal was leaked after the White House implemented a crackdown on asylum-seekers entering the country unlawfully last week.
Color-coded Migrants Wait For Answers In Texas Heat
They are among more than 1,000 men housed at this former naval base in the US city of Los Fresnos, just a few miles from the Mexican border, which they all crossed illegally.
Colorado Democrat governor signs two bills supporting migrants
They are aimed to make it easier to get an id card, a driving license, and to support advocate organizations.
Mexico seeks agreement with U.S. to deport migrants directly to their home countries
President López Obrador said he spoke with Joe Biden about the possibility. "Things are going well," he added.
How Denver is looking to integrate more than 1,400 unaccompanied migrant children who arrived in the city
Most of them have come from Honduras, according to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services data.
Texas National Guard reportedly shoots pepper balls at migrants on Mexico's side of the border
"They fired and nobody was crossing," a person seeking to enter the U.S. told Border Report.
Latino migrants are facing "unprecedented vulnerabilities" on their journey to the U.S.
MSF also highlights that local health institutions were "overwhelmed" facing the increase in the migratory flow in 2023.
At Mercy Of Cartels, Thousands Of Mexicans Seek Refuge In US
Last year, nearly a third of migrants intercepted at the southern US border were Mexican -- around 740,000 -- more than from Venezuela, Guatemala or Honduras, according to the International Organization for Migration.
Eight killed in Florida after bus taking migrant workers to a farm crashes
Dozens more were injured, local press reported
NYC's 60-day shelter policy for immigrant families criticized as 'haphazard' in audit
New York City Comptroller said the Mayor's office failed to provide critical information
Denver migrants refuse to vacate encampment and send list of demands to the mayor instead
The group's list includes over 10 items, among them access to immigration attorneys and fresh cooking ingredients
Current pace of deportations from U.S. is 50% higher than Trump administration's peak
Over 600,000 people have been deported either by immigration judges, ICE or Border Patrol
NYC authorities to start initiative to deter migrant children from selling candy in the subway
Leaflets will be handed out at subways reminding that unlicensed selling is illegal. There is a parallel effort to enroll migrant children in schools
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
Over half of Latinos worry about the possibility of mass deportations, study shows
As Donald Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward immigrants intensifies, U.S. Latinos are more worried about mass deportations regardless of legal status.
Iowa governor signs bill allowing for the arrest and deportation of unauthorized migrants
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
Migrants Accuse Members of Mexico's National Guard of Sexual Abuse and Theft
Border Report recounted several stories of the kind by migrants who recently attempted to cross into the U.S. east of San Diego