Immigration

A camp where almost 15,000 migrants had waited along the Texas border just days ago is now dramatically smaller.

The U.S. Border Patrol hopes to free up agents to go back into the field by hiring civilians to perform tasks like checking holding cells and collecting information for immigration court papers.

Sen. Kayse Jama and Rep. Khanh Pham are at the center of an effort to coordinate responses between the nonprofits sector and government agencies as the local Afghan community details horrific accounts of family members trapped in Kabul.

After the passage of state sanctuary laws, officers helped federal agents make traffic stops and continued to provide personal information, a new University of Washington report stated.

Administration officials describe the plan as "the first of its kind," but much of the proposal is expanding on previous efforts that have done little to curb migration from Central America.

As Manuel de Jesus Isasi Hernandez contends with awaiting a ruling on his asylum case, he finds strength in art, whether it’s using his body as a canvas for tattoos he inks himself, transforming wire from a construction site into the sculpture of an animal, or creating a signature that incorporates symbols for all his loved ones.

Records recently obtained by OPB show Clark County Sheriff’s Office continues to share inmates' personal information — particularly that of Latinos — with ICE. As recently as February, the jail and federal agents communicated almost daily.

Rep. Cliff Bentz split over an immigration bill: "We're losing control of our food supply."

The House has voted to open a gateway to citizenship for young Dreamers and other immigrants who have fled war or natural disasters abroad

The Biden administration's head of Homeland Security is defending a policy of allowing unaccompanied children crossing the southwest border to remain in the U.S. while quickly expelling most single adults and families