Immigration

From abortion, to immigration and the economy, Aimee Allison outlines how Harris can continue gaining support from Women of Color across the U.S.

6 in 10 Trump supporters believe the rising number of immigrants worsens conditions them, while 65% of Harris supporters see no impact on their lives

Juan Carlos Santos Novoa, deputy Labor Minister in Cuba, applied for asylum through CBP One

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. JD Vance took the stage Tuesday night for the only VP debate of the season, Here's what you should know.

In Fiscal Year 2024, ICE has the capacity to hold up to 41,500 undocumented migrants, which is up from the 34,000 limit in Fiscal Year 2023

Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance will meet for the first VP debate of the cycle. As polls show a tight race, here's what you should know about the event

The remarks were made at a Christian forum near Pittsburgh in which he attacked the Biden administration's "wide-open border"

Vice President Harris is losing ground among Latinos as the electorate trusts Trump more to handle the economy and the rising cost of living

"You're going to lose your culture, you're going to lose your country, you're going to have crime the likes of which nobody has ever seen before," Trump added

The new rules determine that the daily average of arrivals has to be below 1,500 for almost a month before the restrictions can be lifted

Governor Abbott recently promised that "Texas will not let these thugs use our state as a base of operations to terrorize our citizens"

Immigration emerges as a top issue for Texans as migrant apprehension decrease and violent rhetoric from Gov. Abbott continues

Back in August, Trump suggested that Caracas is safer because "they've taken their criminal elements" and "moved them into the United States"

DHS official said that thanks to deportation flights, the U.S. government has been able to send back more than 131,000 people in deportation flights since June

Trump continues to pledge to carry out the "largest deportation operation" in American history. But doing so could have negative ripple effects on the economy.

Up until July, over 5 million migrants are estimated to have entered the United States irregularly through Nicaragua in the last two years

CHNV program, which allows migrants from Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela to receive work permits, resumed in August after being suspended for frauds

Harris underscored her tough-on-immigration approach in Arizona, attacking Trump for his 'inhumane' policies and vowing to bring more resources to the border

65% of Americans view undocumented immigrants as a threat to democracy, with 42% identifying them as a major threat.

The proposed changes would also include more migrants in the calculations used for the deactivation threshold, such as including all unaccompanied children

The lawmakers say the plan would create a "loophole" for allowing illegal immigration. The complaint comes after the program was halted last month by a judge.

"They use the drones to keep an eye on where agents are patrolling, and also areas of advantage for them", said one CBP agent

Harris' focus on the middle class may be working, with a new Bloomberg poll suggest she is leading in all battleground states except Georgia

Roger Mojica, Director of Panama's National Immigration Service, said that 11 flights conducted have had an approximate cost of $900,000

It's not the first time the Texas governor has posted about the risks of alligators for immigrants on his X account

Roughly half of those polled by KFF were unaware that undocumented immigrants are ineligible for federally funded health insurance programs

So far this Fiscal Year, New Mexico has reported over 110,000 illegal crossings, 60,000 less compared to Fiscal Year 2023

A federal lawsuit filed by three former workers of Raw Seafoods in Fall River alleges that the plant not only employed them illegally when they were only 15 years old, but also forced them to work in unsafe conditions.

The island's population fell by 18% between 2022 and 2023, according to demographer Juan Carlos Albizu-Campos

Meat companies have relied on plant managers and processing line employees to help recruit immigrant workers, a practice that is ripe for exploitation