IMMIGRATION REFORM

About 41 million immigrants live in the U.S., more than four times as many compared to 1960.

Sen. Dick Durbin says he hopes the bipartisan legislation will be ready before the inauguration.

The South Carolina Republican says he thinks Congress would approve legislation protecting "DACA kids" overwhelmingly.

A fractured Supreme Court will begin hearing oral arguments on a major piece of immigration reform this week.

A pardon would not grant so-called DREAMers legal status but it would keep them from being deported of President-elect Donald Trump rescinds President Obama's executive orders.

“I would build a great wall, and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me, and I’ll build them very inexpensively,” Trump has said.

There were 8 million undocumented immigrants working or looking for work in 2014.

New research shows past droughts in the state lasted centuries.

The Department of Homeland Security will evaluate whether the agency should continue to contract with private prisons.

Donald Trump has called for stricter immigration laws in order to stop terrorism.

The administration released 19,723 undocumented immigrants last year who had been convicted of crimes.

The Democratic presidential candidates are vying for minority voters ahead of New York's primary next week.

Under the bill, undocumented immigrants convicted of crimes would have to complete 85 percent of their sentences before the could be turned over for deportation.

The facility, which holds immigrant parents and their children, will likely be converted into a center for adult males.

The groups, which want the House to support Obama's executive actions, also will protest at the speaker’s district office in Wisconsin.

The debate took place in Florida, which will deliver the biggest delegate prize when several important states vote next Tuesday.

Remember to choose a candidate and drink responsibly.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and others filed a brief Tuesday supporting the president's effort to protect 5 million people from deportation. 

Julián Castro, an Obama Cabinet member mentioned as a possible Clinton running mate, was among those slamming Bernie Sanders on Thursday.

Protesters in Madison, Wisconsin, came from all over the state to voice concern for what they say is anti-immigrant legislation in the capital.

Cesar Vargas has been advocating for immigration reform for years, and now he will be able to use his law license to take his work even further.