Trump Administration Defies Judge’s Order to Halt Deportations

Hundreds of individuals were deported after President Trump invoked a wartime authority to expedite the deportation of migrants believed to be connected to a Venezuelan gang.

The Fight for Immigrant Rights in Maryland’s Latino Communities

“I do not want to talk with you; I do not want you to come inside; Leave; I do not want you to search anything, and I want my lawyer.”

 How one veteran’s coffee club is helping heal divides in San Antonio

“It was not just about talk; it was actually bringing people together to speak to each other and to have those interactions,” she said. “It wasn’t about debating; it was about understanding.”

Espaillat accuses Trump of creating an “environment of fear among the immigrant community” 

Trump also touted his idea for a “gold card” visa, a novel way for foreigners to obtain U.S. citizenship.

A Betrayal of American Values—The Dangerous Consequences of Declaring English the Official Language

By dismantling language access protections, the federal government is effectively discriminating against millions.

Tracking Mass Deportation by the Numbers, Not Smoke and Mirrors

The White House apparently is flooding social media platforms with disinformation.

Advocates: Lawmakers must strengthen CT immigration law

“Connecticut resources and officials can’t be used for any federal immigration enforcement”

RI Schools Prepare for Immigration Investigations

"This guidance is intended to assist schools, teachers, and administrators in protecting the rights of every student”

The Growing Crackdown on Immigration: Mississippi and the Rise of State-Level Enforcement

Some states are enacting drastic measures to police undocumented immigrants within their borders. One of the most extreme proposals comes from Mississippi.

Chicago Braces For Trump Immigration Crackdown

“The (Trump) administration has said that anyone who is undocumented is in danger, and I definitely think that’s the case."

Support for Mass Deportation Drops Well Below Half as People Consider Other Options 

When people are given more information about the options available, support for mass deportation as the preferred solution drops well below half, overall and among Republicans.

Don’t get distracted, stupid!

Politicians, Republicans, and Democrats alike are very savvy about how to manipulate media to their advantage.

One faction in Congress DOES look like America

Hispanic and Latino House Dem’s are at 17 percent, compared to 19 percent in the U.S.

The 119th Congress: Some history makers, but fewer women overall

Democrats have a record number of women in the House and Senate, but just two new women lawmakers are Republican, leading to an overall decline in representation.

Bishop’s Latino Community Grapples with Trump’s Return

Some families are confident their hard work precludes deportation, while others are fearful of forced separation.