When presidents try to make big changes through executive orders, they often hit a roadblock: A single federal judge, whether located in Seattle or Miami or anywhere in between, can stop these policies across the entire country.
Evenezer Cortez Martínez managed to return home to Missouri after two weeks in Mexico but said the experience was traumatic: "I thought I had lost everything."
REAL ID, now required for domestic air travel, is only available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents in CT, leaving out many immigrants.
REAL ID, now required for domestic air travel, is only available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents in CT, leaving out many immigrants.
KATU reached out to area colleges and universities to see how the new policy is affecting Chinese students in the Northwest.
The government agency announced there will be changes to who qualifies for FHA-insured mortgage loans based on residency requirements.
An undocumented Harvard University graduate who had been living in the U.S. since he was a small child recently decided to self-deport to Mexico amid the Trump administration’s wide-ranging immigrati…
Miles de estudiantes y jóvenes de un partido político líder en Bangladesh se manifestaron en la capital, Daca, el miércoles,
Senate Joint Resolutions 1 and 87 both failed to get the two-thirds majority support needed in the lower chamber, and are effectively dead this legislative session.
Republicans have included mechanisms in the reconciliation bill that would ensure illegal immigrants cannot obtain money or benefits available to citizens.
Ximena Arias-Cristobal was released from Stewart Detention Center last week, but her immigration case is still ongoing.
Some studies show that when parents have access to health insurance, they are more likely to enroll their children.
Tostadas, a popular Mexican restaurant in San Jose, has reopened after a fire with a festive event including mariachi and tequila.
A popular San Jose restaurant reopened its downtown location on Saturday after a fire shut it down over a year ago.
When Jasmine Martinez, 36, was accepted to Arizona State University, she was elated, but concerned about how she would be able to pay.
Cristobal, a Georgia teen who was released after being detained by ICE, says her experience was "life-changing."