Migrant families face "many dangers" along U.S. border
With immigration courts closed over coronavirus concerns, some refugees are left waiting just outside the U.S. southern border for more than a year.
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With immigration courts closed over coronavirus concerns, some refugees are left waiting just outside the U.S. southern border for more than a year.
"We had a shortage last night of beds for babies," one official wrote as migrant children were being separated from their mothers as early as 2017.
Wolf was asked about a recent court filing that said 545 parents who were separated from their children at the southern border have yet to be located.
One employee was "deeply disturbed" by a department directive to report colleagues suspected of leaking: "That's something that autocracies foster."
But thousands of migrant children allegedly suffered sexual abuse in U.S. custody, according to HHS documents released last year.
Advocates are on the ground in Central America looking for the "unreachable" parents of 545 children who could be eligible for court-mandated reunifications.
The Trump administration has instructed deportation agents to expand a policy that had long been limited to border areas.
The Supreme Court will likely hear the two cases in 2021, though a change in presidential administrations could render the disputes moot.
President Trump wants to exclude undocumented immigrants from the count used to award each state seats in Congress.
The U.S. citizen wife of a Pakistani immigrant is imploring ICE to halt his imminent deportation.
Citing a little-known public health law, the Trump administration has carried out more than 204,000 expulsions of unauthorized migrants during the pandemic.
Much has changed in a year, but the family that escaped threats in their home country still faces an uncertain future in the U.S.
Page said she chose nine topics for the debate based on the questions of "What do voters want to hear?" and "What can help a voter make up their mind?"
Experts and officials say it is the broadest overhaul of a program that the Trump administration says displaces U.S. workers.
ICE placed "WANTED" billboards in Pennsylvania, a 2020 battleground state, denouncing local authorities for limiting cooperation with the agency.
President Alejandro Giammattei said his country had an "obligation" to send the migrants back home to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Judges refuse to let Trump administration resume practice it says helps contain COVID-19 spread. Activists say administration uses COVID as pretext to restrict immigration.
Some of the 8,800 unaccompanied migrant children U.S. border officials have expelled during the pandemic were held in hotels.
The Trump administration said it is planning to take in no more than 15,000 refugees in fiscal year 2021.
It's the first major group of Central American migrants to set off since the coronavirus pandemic prompted nations to lock down their borders.
A former nurse at a privately run detention center in Georgia said women in ICE custody were sterilized without understanding why.
Biden has pledged to dismantle the president's restrictive immigration policies. But former DHS officials say that could be a long and arduous effort.
A Texas teen's hospitalization led to her aunt's immigration arrest and her placement in a U.S. government shelter for migrant minors.
Advocates have warned that the policy deters immigrant communities from accessing critical government assistance during the pandemic.
Without Temporary Protected Status (TPS), 300,000 immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Sudan and Nicaragua living in the U.S. could be deported.