Immigrants
U.S. Visa Applicants Face New "No Fear" Questions At Consulates Abroad Story
The Trump administration has ordered U.S. consulates abroad to ask temporary visa applicants whether they have suffered harm or fear returning home, a new screening policy that critics say could shut out people who might have qualified for protection in the United States less than two years ago.
Immigrants Paid 14.5 Trillion Dollars More in Taxes Than They Received in Benefits for 30 Straight Years - REPORT
The libertarian think tank the Cato Institute found that immigrants paid more in taxes than they received in government benefits every year from 1994 through 2023, generating nearly $10.6 trillion more in federal, state, and local tax revenue than they received in government spending.
New York Faces $74 Million Federal Threat Over Immigrant Driver License Policy
New York is facing a potential loss of $74 million in federal funding as the government pressures state officials to revoke certain commercial driver's licenses issued to immigrants, escalating a growing clash over immigration enforcement and state authority.
U.S. Deports 15 Latin American Migrants With Court Protections to Democratic Republic of Congo
According to Alma David, a U.S. attorney representing one of the deportees, the Congolese government plans to keep them in the country for a limited period. All 15 deportees are believed to have legal protections from U.S. judges preventing their return to their home countries.
Thousands of Immigrant Seniors Face Medicare Cutoff Despite Years of Contributions: 'This Is Not How I Imagined Getting Old'
The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers have defended the measure as a way to reduce federal spending and limit benefits for noncitizens
Texas' Rules Requiring Proof of Legal Immigration Status for Professional Licenses Could Shrink Its Skilled Workforce By 10%
On March 24, the state's Commission of Licensing and Regulation unanimously approved a change that officials say will help identify fraud, labor exploitation, and human trafficking.
Federal Immigration Agents Involved in Violent Encounters Have Left at Least 4 People Dead Over the Past 6 Months
In addition to fatal encounters, at least seven cases have been recorded in which people were wounded after being shot by immigration agents.
Churches in Chicago and Boston Turn Nativity Scenes Into Protests Against ICE
Nativity scenes in the Boston and Chicago areas are using their yearly nativity scenes to protest the actions of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Trump administration.
7 in 10 of Migrants Now Skip Their Immigration Hearings Due to an Uptick in Courtroom Arrests
Before ICE increased arrests in immigration courts, one immigration judge that spoke to Border Report estimated that roughly 85 percent of people appeared for their hearings. Once courthouse detentions spread nationwide, she said attendance fell to about 30 percent.
As Trump Admin Continues Its Immigration Crackdown, Migrants Report Financial Abuse by Attorneys
The high cost of legal representation, combined with the uncertainty created by shifting immigration rules under President Donald Trump, has led fewer migrants to seek help from attorneys.
Fed Study Highlights Immigration's Critical Role in Sustaining U.S. Labor Force Growth
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco concluded that immigration has become essential to sustaining the size of the U.S. labor force, and that recent drops in net migration could limit its growth in the years ahead.
Mexican Consulate in Arizona Alerts Its Nationals In the Community After Local Sheriff Partners With ICE
The Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix has issued a public advisory informing Mexican nationals that the Pinal County Sheriff's Office is collaborating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley
Advocates Warn of Dire Conditions for Pregnant Women in ICE Custody: 'Detention Is Inherently Dangerous'
This is the first time I've seen so many pregnant people in [ICE] detention," said Tania Wolf of the National Immigration Project to The Intercept
Lawyers Report Disappearance of Hundreds of Alligator Alcatraz Detainees From ICE Database: 'It's a Black Hole'
The Miami Herald reported that by late August about 800 detainees no longer appeared in ICE's database, while another 450 were listed with no location
4-Year-Old US Citizen Fighting Stage 4 Cancer Deported to Honduras: Family Takes Legal Action
A 4-year-old boy born in Louisiana under the pseudonym Romeo, battling stage 4 kidney cancer, was deported by ICE to Honduras.
Texas Airline Contracted to Deport Migrants By Trump Admin Slashes Flights Amid Financial Struggles
A Texas airline contracted by the Trump administration to deport migrants will cut back flights months after activists called for a boycott of the company.
Central American Immigrants Are Sending More Money Home During Trump's Crackdown: 'It's Easier to Have an Escape Plan'
Remittances to El Salvador rose 14% from January to March compared to the same period last year. In Honduras they saw a 20% increase and in Guatemala they rose by 21%
Kristi Noem Promises Cameras at Alligator Alcatraz Will Prove Conditions Are Better Than Migrants Faced Under Biden
Florida lawmakers and social media reports alleged 30 detainees share a cell and use the same area for drinking, brushing their teeth, and using the restroom, claims Noem denied.
TikToker Creates Fake 'Alligator Alcatraz' Tour Company That Redirects MAGA Supporters to Migrant Aid Resources
A TikToker created a website touting fake tours of the Trump administration's new "Alligator Alcatraz," which redirects visitors to resources for migrant aid.
Trump Announces Plan to 'Put the Farmers in Charge' of Migrant Farmworkers
Pres. Trump shared a new proposal that would allow farmers unveiled a new proposal that would allow migrant farmworkers facing deportation to remain in the U.S.
Florida GOP Drops 'Sick' Alligator Alcatraz Merch to Flood of Backlash: 'Disgusting and Inexcusable'
As Florida officials rush to open Alligator Alcatraz to detain migrants in the Everglades, the state's Republican Party premiered a line of branded merchandise.
Migrant Smugglers Sentenced To Decades in Prison For 2022 Texas Tragedy That Killed 53
Authorities who discovered the trailer on June 27, 2022, found 64 migrants inside. Forty-eight were already dead, and 16 others were taken to hospitals, where five later died.
Street Arrests of Immigrants Without Criminal History by ICE Have Soared 1,100% Since 2017: Study
ICE is arresting noncriminal immigrants on the streets at historically high rates, with arrests of such individuals soaring by nearly 1,100% since 2017.
Supreme Court Justice Warns 'Thousands Will Suffer' After Trump Admin Allowed to Deport Migrants to Any Country That Will Take Them
The Trump administration now has the authority to deport migrants to any country without prior notice or a hearing thanks to a ruling by the Supreme Court.
Marine Veteran's Wife Detained by ICE Right in Front of Him During a Green Card Application Meeting
A Marine veteran witnessed his wife being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while attending a meeting for her green card application.
NYC Mayoral Candidate Brad Lander Detained by ICE
ICE detained NYC Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander at 26 Federal Plaza.
ICE Detains Dozens in Florida, Including a US Citizen, Despite Judge Blocking New Immigration Law
Florida police arrested dozens—including a U.S. citizen—under a blocked immigration law, resulting in ICE detentions despite a judge's order halting enforcement.
DHS Claims Migrants Are Using US Asylum System Like a 'Get-Out-of-Deportation-Free Card'
The Trump administration made the comment while working to deny asylum to a Guatemalan man who survived two homophobic attacks in his home country.
Prince Royce Explains Why The Beatles, Luther Vandross and the Backstreet Boys Belong in Bachata Too - INTERVIEW
The Latino singer-songwriter embraced the concept of his first hit for his new album, "Eterno". In an interview with The Latin Times, Prince Royce talked about his bicultural life, his mom, his music and getting ready for the end of the world.
Immigrants Could Compete for Citizenship in DHS-Approved Reality Show, Complete With 'American' Prizes
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is reportedly backing a reality TV show where immigrants would compete in challenges for expedited citizenship.