Immigration Archive
Archives for March 2019
The Trump administration is seeking Central America’s help to reduce migration. But Trump keeps throwing tantrums.
A federal judge is hearing a lawsuit Friday over whether to allow Trump to keep forcing Central American asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico.
The court confirms ICE can bar immigrants from bond based on years-old crimes. Liberal justices worry detainees’ basic rights are under attack.
A new book explains how racism gets whites to support policies that hurt them.
Beto’s — and Democrats’ — choice: make immigration a policy issue or keep it a vague theme.
The alleged shooter rambled about immigrants in his manifesto. Trump mentioned it during a veto ceremony.
It’s a staggering rebuke to the president.
Why #AbolishICE won’t be in Democrats’ comprehensive immigration overhaul bill.
Their fate is now linked to a lawsuit challenging Trump’s efforts to end the program for several other countries.
The Dream and Promise Act would allow DREAMers to apply for legalization, and TPS holders to apply for green cards.
Charging immigrants 10 percent more, for “deficit reduction,” is something Trump might be able to do without Congress.
The lawsuit over family separation grows to encompass up to “thousands” more families separated in 2017 and 2018.
Overall, unauthorized migration isn’t at record levels. But record numbers of families are coming.
Powell Jobs founded the Emerson Collective, which owns Pop-Up Magazine and has a majority stake in the Atlantic.
All the money undocumented immigrants pay in state taxes, in one map.