Undocumented Immigrants Worry About Safety, Deportation After San Francisco Shooting
"We have lived here for years and yet we are considered violent and are treated like the worst in society."
Immigration Reform 2015: Most Americans Support Low-Skilled Visa Program For Legal Immigrants, Poll Finds
Under current U.S. immigration policy, few visas are made available to legal immigrants for low-skilled occupations.
Japan Residence Card Deadline Approaches For Foreign Residents
About 28,000 foreign permanent residents of Japan still have to get the new card, according to the Japanese Justice Ministry.
2016 Candidate Donald Trump Calls For Border Wall In Statement On California Shooting With Undocumented Immigrant
GOP candidate Donald Trump weighed in on a shooting suspected to involve an undocumented immigrant. Comments Trump made while announcing his campaign have been perceived as racist toward Mexicans.
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Immigration Reform 2015: DHS Decreases Deportations, Integrates Undocumented Immigrants
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Donald Trump, Mexican Immigration 2015 Update: 2016 Presidential Candidate Sounds Off On #BoycottMacys After Petition Succeeds to #DumpTrump
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China's Start-Up Boom: Beijing Promotes Rural Entrepreneurship To Boost Economy
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Immigration Reform: Ted Cruz Wants More 'Boots On The Ground' To Secure US Border
Ted Cruz called for increased patrols to stop illegal immigration even as the number of border agents nears record highs.
Arizona Immigration: County Sheriff Joe Arpaio Asks Supporters To Help Pay For Racial Profiling Case
Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio has asked his supporters for help paying for his $45 million court fees.
Election 2016: Martin O'Malley's Immigration Reform Efforts Do Battle Against Hillary Clinton's
Martin O'Malley has looked to establish himself as the candidate with credentials on immigration reform.
Immigration Reform 2015: Obama Lawsuit Shouldn't Cost Federal Taxpayers Money, House Republicans Say
“This is the Congress reasserting itself,” said Rep. Steve King of Iowa, who proposed the successful amendment.
Gun Restoration Rights Bill Approved By House, Would Allow Felons To Petition For Firearm Ownership
A new amendment allows people legally forbidden from obtaining firearms to petition the government to restore their Second Amendment rights.
California Immigration 2016: Senate Approves Health Insurance For Undocumented Immigrants
A bill would make the state the first in the country to allow undocumented immigrants to enroll in healthcare programs on the state exchange.
Poll Finds Democratic Support For Allowing Undocumented Immigrants To Vote
A Rasmussen survey found that 53 percent of Democrats favor letting undocumented immigrants vote if they pay taxes and can prove they live in the U.S.
Nebraska Drivers Licenses For Immigrants: Lawmakers Override Governor Veto To Give Documents To Obama Work Visa Recipients
The Nebraska legislature voted Thursday to override the governor's veto of a bill that allows children of undocumented immigrants to receive driver licenses.
Protesters Decry Border Patrol Militarization, Racial Profiling Of Immigrants In Arizona
Activists said the border checks are intrusive and invite racial profiling.
Texas Immigration 2015: Birth Certificates Not Issued For Children Born To Undocumented Immigrants, Lawsuit Claims
A suit on behalf of six undocumented immigrant mothers in Texas accuses the state's health department.
Muslims Asked About Martyrdom, Religion By US Border Officials At Entry Ports
"What house of worship do you attend?" and "Do you have any relatives or friends who have been martyred fighting in the defense of your beliefs?" are among the questions.
Report Touts Economic Benefits From Immigration Program In Limbo
An analysis released this week says Obama's executive action, currently being challenged in court, will boost the economy by $164 billion over the next decade.
Pope Francis Immigration Reform: Catholic Leader Could Address Migrant Detention Centers During US Visit
The first Latin American pope has been vocal on the plight of undocumented immigrants, including those entering the U.S. from Mexico.
UK Immigration: Conservative Victory in Britain Could Mean Tough Road Ahead For Migrants
David Cameron is beholden to promises to cap migration and delay benefits for migrants, which could be a disaster for foreigners in the U.K.
European Leaders Seek Australian Advice On Migrant Crisis
Australia's immigrant detention policy has been strongly condemned by rights groups, but the government says it is necessary to fight trafficking.
Immigration Reform 2015: Texas Republican Clash Stalls Bills In State Senate, House
The state's Republicans can't reach a consensus on measures related to in-state tuition, "sanctuary cities" and border security.
Immigration Policy In The US: For Undocumented Immigrants, Ohio, Alabama, Arizona Ranked Worst; California, Illinois, Washington Ranked Best
A recent study examined U.S. states' policies regarding immigrants' access to health services, higher education and government IDs.
Immigration Reform 2015: Illegal Immigrants To Rally At Appeals Court Hearing On Obama Executive Actions Case
An appeals court in New Orleans will hear the case that temporarily halted the president's executive actions on immigration.
Immigration Reform 2015: Undocumented Children Allowed To Sue For Legal Representation, Judge Rules
Seattle-based U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Zilly rejected the federal government’s motion Monday to dismiss the lawsuit.
Immigration Reform 2015: Written Briefs Flood Appeals Court Before Obama Executive Orders Hearing
The briefs pertain to Texas Federal Judge Andrew Hanen’s injunction against President Barack Obama’s executive action.
Immigration Reform 2015: Texas Bill Advances To Deny In-State College Tuition To Undocumented
“I feel we need to direct our resources first and foremost to the legal residents of Texas," state Sen. Donna Campbell said.
Illegal Immigration 2015: NYC To Protect Immigrants From Phony Legal Services And 'Notario' Fraud With New Task Force
Immigrants in New York are vulnerable to "notario fraud," or fake legal offices that defraud them of thousands.
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