IMMIGRATION REFORM

Citing distrust of the president, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said immigration reform won't be considered until at least 2017.

The new law requires compliance with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and bans agencies from accepting foreign IDs.

"When we think of who is in our corner the most, and who will reform the legislative process to actually make immigration reform possible, Sanders is the obvious choice."

After Coulter called herself a “settler” and made a comment about immigrants, Raven-Symoné asked Coulter why she could not stop herself from saying offensive things.

"As long as we get a decision by the end of October or beginning of November, the case could be heard by the Supreme Court this term."

The politician announced his presidential candidacy in May, and has since seen consistently little support in the polls, typically staying in the same spot at 3 percent.

An expansion of coverage would create younger, healthier patient pools and lower the cost of insurance for current enrollees, the House Democrat who introduced the legislation argues.

The teenager's case sparked outrage amid widespread criticism of the Border Patrol’s indiscriminate use of force against foreigners.

A federal decision to hire a for-profit prison company to oversee a detention program for undocumented immigrants has an Arizona congressman up in arms.

Advocates are hoping the pontiff's U.S. visit will temper some of the immigration rhetoric coming out of the 2016 presidential campaign season.

The vast majority of migrants who said they had been abused did not file complaints, despite allegations that included sexual assault.

The commission is recommending, among other steps, that Congress no longer fund immigrant family detention centers.

During Wednesday's Republican presidential debate, the candidate raised the issue of guest visas for Mexican immigrants working in agriculture -- a topic others have avoided.

U.S. Latinos overall were on pace to see the largest population increase among non-white ethnic groups by 2050.

If the current rate of Cubans entering the U.S. through Texas keeps up, nearly 25,000 will have arrived on American soil during this fiscal year.

An open letter was sent Wednesday urging "all Americans" to reject certain immigration policies as they pertain to mass deportation and birthright citizenship.

The city council's immigrant integration task force recommended the system in March.

Donald Trump plan to reform immigration in the United States pivots on birthright citizenship, but is it a good strategy for Republicans?

It's one of several bills California Gov. Jerry Brown signed Monday that change immigration policy in the state.

A June 2002 study found that only 12 percent of Americans were in favor of an increase in immigration.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency ads warn Central American and Mexican people about the risks of illegally crossing the American border.