Donald Trump’s plan to kill off DACA just hit another snag.

The woman who oversees the agency that decides when asylum seekers have legitimate claims to stay in America has told migrants traveling on the so-called “refugee caravan” to definitely consider staying away.

Vice President Mike Pence said last month that a spike in assaults against Border Patrol agents was one of the most shocking stories he’d heard in the last year.

As is the case with almost all Trump-era stories, the panic over John Bolton’s appointment to the Trump administration has ebbed away. That particular fear was neatly filed away into the bulging drawer of the million other desperately terrible things we have to worry about right now, any one of which is sufficient to…

President Trump’s campaign promise of “extreme vetting” led to the creation, by executive order, of something called the National Vetting Center, which is a redundant and useless since there are already several rigorous systems in place that screen those who wish to enter the United States.

The Kern County District Attorney’s Office in California said this week that it would not be filing criminal charges against two U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials involved in a crash that killed two farmworkers.

A federal appeals court in Chicago on Thursday upheld an injunction blocking the Justice Department from requiring that local law enforcement agencies comply with federal immigration rules if they wanted to receive federal grant money.

The Southern California city of Los Alamitos desperately needs your GoFundMe donations to fund its crusade against sanctuary laws.

Yesterday Kansas secretary of state and noted racist lawyer-for-hire Kris Kobach was found in contempt of a U.S. district court for failing to notify thousands of state residents that they were, in fact, quite eligible to vote. He was ordered to pay attorney’s fees for the litigation of yesterday’s motion after being…

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been scrambling to shore up his progressive bona fides in the face of a robust primary challenge from actress and activist Cynthia Nixon. One result of this: Over the past week, Cuomo has made a number of comments arguing that he understands the plight of immigrants because he, too, is…

At least half of the six contractors that built prototypes for Donald Trump’s border wall have deeply questionable histories, according to a nonpartisan watchdog group that reviewed public records, a previously unreported whistleblower lawsuit, and documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions told a room full of immigration judges last October that America’s asylum system was “being terribly abused” and that immigration courts were “overloaded with fake claims.”

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a federal statute requiring the deportation of certain non-citizen immigrants who have committed felonies is unconstitutional.

Cynthia Nixon has been endorsed for governor by one of the most active immigrant rights groups in New York, on the same day as she firmly moved to incumbent Andrew Cuomo’s left on immigration.

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, one of the most rogue law enforcement agencies in America, has a new controversy on its hands. And it’s on video—again.

Organizers with the “refugee caravan” say they are less than a week away from reaching the U.S.-Mexico border—but only the “most vulnerable” members of the group are left.

Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Justice Department was going to introduce case “quotas” for judges in U.S. immigration courts. Today, the Washington Post reports that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is taking his attack on the rights of immigrant detainees even further.

Less than a week before he won Virginia’s gubernatorial election last November in an unexpected landslide, Gov. Ralph Northam was asked by Norfolk TV station WAVY if he would sign a bill to ban sanctuary cities in Virginia. “If that bill comes to my desk, I sure will,” Northam said, despite having cast a tie-breaking…

Local immigrant rights advocates in Tennessee say that hundreds of students missed school the day after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at a local slaughterhouse.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are blaming sanctuary city policies for the death of an undocumented couple who died in a crash while being chased by federal immigration agents—despite the fact that they were only being pursued because of a case of mistaken identity. In addition, a police report claims…