Nation Jun 22 Immigrant families separated at the border still unsure when they'll be reunited Some parents separated from their children struggled to get in touch with youngsters being held in many cases hundreds of miles away, in places like New York and the Chicago area. Some said they didn't even know where their children…
Nation Jun 17 Erosion of immigrant protections began with Trump inaugural The Trump administration's move to separate immigrant parents from their children on the U.S.-Mexico border has grabbed attention around the world, drawn scorn from human-rights organizations and overtaken the immigration debate in Congress.
Politics Jan 31 U.S. tries to target asylum-seeker backlog by reviewing newer cases first LOS ANGELES — The U.S. government will start reviewing more recent asylum applications ahead of older ones in a bid to stem a growing backlog of hundreds of thousands of cases, officials said Wednesday. The move aims to prevent immigrants…
Politics Sep 28 Iranian Americans in limbo after Trump's new travel rules This is the Trump administration's third measure to limit travel following a broad ban that sparked chaos at U.S. airports in January and a temporary order issued months later that was challenged in the courts and expired last weekend.
Politics Jun 08 Under Trump, old deportation orders get new life LOS ANGELES — For years, immigrants facing deportation have been allowed to stay in the U.S. provided they show up for regular check-ins with federal deportation agents and stay out of trouble. After a brief meeting, they're usually told to…
Politics May 01 Thousands of immigrants, unions march in May Day protests While union members traditionally march on May 1 for workers' rights around the world, the day has become a rallying point for immigrants in the U.S.