Immigration Archive
Archives for February 2019
More tech work could head overseas as the US allows fewer tech workers into the country.
I needed to prove that I was an “alien of extraordinary ability” — a relatively daunting task, to say the least.
Muthana was born in the US. She got a US passport. But the Trump administration isn’t taking her back.
The conflict bubbling beneath the surface of American politics.
New government statistics show 250 parents have been separated from children since a June court order.
If America plans to win a global AI race, it needs to welcome non-Americans.
The Trump administration is rushing the case through the courts to get the citizenship question reinstated in time for the census.
“He has broad leeway to declare an emergency, frankly, whether one exists or not.”
Spoiler alert: probably not.
If this were a true national emergency to stop an “invasion,” Trump would have a permanent war chief ready to work.
The two American women are accusing the agency of criminalizing Spanish.
An arcane law — and political opposition — may thwart Trump’s ambition.
There Is Always A Tweet, emergency declaration edition.
And it’s destroying Guatemala and Honduras.
The funding deal encourages ICE to detain fewer immigrants. Will it work?