Immigration

Donald Trump Softens Anti-Immigrant Tone, Stance on H1-B Visas

The shocking momentum behind Donald Trump's 2016 has been heavily fueled by fearmongering and his hardline anti-immigrant policy proposals. However, now that the Republican front-runner is closer to winning the GOP nomination, he seems to be softening his anti-immigration stance.

Congressional Democrats to Supreme Court: Obama's DAPA, DACA Expansion Action Are Constitutional

More than 220 congressional lawmakers filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court supporting President Barack Obama's immigration executive actions lawsuit.

SCOTUS to Hear Case on Obama's Immigration Executive Actions in April

The Supreme Court has set April 18 as the day the court will hear the case stemming from President Obama's executive orders on immigration.

Donald Trump on the Issues: The Republican Front-runner's Political Views on Immigration, Guns, Taxes and More

Despite breaking almost every rule in the political playbook on how to run a successful presidential campaign, Donald Trump has maintained a strong lead in the Republican primary race and has a good shot at winning the GOP nomination.

Presidential Race 2016: Trump Supporters Like His Style More Than His Politics

Although the issue of immigration reform has dominated the Republican presidential primary race and is being used as a central part of GOP frontrunner Donald Trump's campaign, it turns out that most GOP voters don't see it as an important issue.

Donald Trump Quickly Reverses Flip-Flop on Immigrant Guest-Worker Visas

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump offered a clarification on his “changing” view on immigrant guest workers, walking back on what some viewed as a flip-flop.

GOP Debate Highlights: Trump's Hand Size, Changing Immigration Stance Gets Clarification

The Republican presidential candidates gathered on Thursday night for their first debate since "Super Tuesday."

Here's What to Expect if Donald Trump Becomes President

After racking up seven wins on Super Tuesday and dominating the Republican primary polls for months, it is clear that Donald Trump could very well become president.

Paul Ryan, Republican House Plan to File Brief in Executive Order Immigration Case

House Republicans are planning to hold a vote on a resolution that could result in the panel appearing before the Supreme Court to argue against President Obama's executive order on immigration

US Commission on Civil Rights to Congress: Give Immigrant Kids Legal Due Process

An independent federal civil rights agency has called on Congress to support legislation providing undocumented immigrant children the legal right to due process.

Joe Biden Denounces Republican Campaign Speech Against Mexico & Mexican Immigrants

In a speech in Mexico, Joe Biden "feel obliged to apoligize" to some of the Republican's comments against the South American country and Mexican immigrants.

Here's How Donald Trump's Immigration Policy May Affect the US Milk Supply

Donald Trump's plan to put a wall on the border of Mexico may affect the United State's milk supply.

Why US Latino, Hispanic Voters Support Abortion Rights

A new study reveals that Latinos are supportive of women's abortion rights. A new study reveals that Latinos are supportive of women's abortion rights.

Check out This Selena Quintanilla-inspired Music Video to Urge Latinos to Vote

A Selena Quintanilla-inspired music video is hoping to urge Latinos to vote. Watch it here! A Selena Quintanilla-inspired music video is hoping to urge Latinos to vote.

New York Approves Plan Allowing DACA Recipients to Receive Teaching Licenses

The New York State Education Department's Board of Regents has approved a plan allowing certain Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients who came to U.S. as children to apply for classroom teaching certificates and other forms of professional licenses.

Donald Trump, Ted Cruz Mass Deportation Plans Could Trigger Another Great Recession

If Republican front-runners Donald Trump or Ted Cruz were to fulfill their stance of deporting more than 11 million undocumented immigrants early in their respective administrations, the action could trigger yet another recession for the U.S. economy.

Self-Deportation Resurfaces From 2012 Presidential Election

After suffering a huge loss in the 2012 presidential election, the Republican Party realized that they needed to make major changes in order to become more inviting and inclusive of minority groups.

New Study Finds ICE Medical Neglect Proving Deadly for Detention Center Detainees

A new immigrant rights report finds that, over a two year period beginning in 2010, at least eight people died from inadequate medical care while being held at Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) detention centers across the country.

Immigration News 2016: Immigrant Students Allegedly Denied Education in New York School District

A 15-month investigation conducted by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office found one Long Island School District denied enrollment to unaccompanied immigrant students.

63 Groups to Homeland Security, Health Departments: Protect Flint's Immigrant Community

Dozens of civil rights and immigrant rights groups have called on the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services and Homeland Security (DHS) to provide protections for immigrants living in Flint, Michigan.