Meadows calls separation of immigrant families a "horrible law"
Trump ally Meadows tells “Face the Nation” there’s bipartisan support for finding a change to existing immigration law
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Trump ally Meadows tells “Face the Nation” there’s bipartisan support for finding a change to existing immigration law
"We have the worst immigration laws in the entire world by far -- other countries laugh at us," Mr. Trump says
President Trump was on Long Island, New York, hosting a roundtable on MS-13 gang members and immigration
Conservatives warn there might be consequences if Ryan allows party moderates to push a bipartisan bill through without strong GOP support
The GOP needs unity, but an immigration push is fraught with factions
Conservatives are trying to force a vote on a bill that would curb legal immigration and help secure border wall funding
House Freedom Caucus says its members will vote against the massive farm bill unless leadership gives them a vote on immigration first
Trump and the White House clarified on Thursday the president was specifically referencing MS-13 gang members
HHS, which oversees about 100 shelters in 14 states, said in a statement that it routinely evaluates additional locations for temporary housing
Federal judges in New York and Washington, D.C., also have ruled against the Trump administration on DACA
A lot of Americans' idea of what the U.K. is - a "Masterpiece Theater" ideal - needs a re-boot to what Britain is today: multi-cultural, multi-accented, and casting about for a new identity
If Reps. Curbelo, Denham and Hurd can get a majority of House members to sign on, they can force a vote on a series of immigration bills
Sessions says he's placed a "zero tolerance policy" for anyone who enters the country illegally on the Mexican border
"I'm hoping for them to reach into their souls, and say, OK, you can stay," said Victoria Zometa, who received temporary protected status in 2001
After a month-long trek through Central America, nearly 200 migrants have set up an encampment in Tijuana
Theresa May's government is struggling to contain scandal over mistreatment of "Windrush" residents from Caribbean
The U.S. is bound by international law to hear out asylum claims
The lawyers on Friday warned the mostly female migrants they could face long separations from their children and lengthy detention if they are granted asylum in the U.S.
Relatively low number of central Americans arrive in Tijuana as U.S. warns "asylum fraud" will be met with prosecution
The Supreme Court will weigh the president's latest travel ban Wednesday
Migrants whose journey angered Trump had stopped in Mexico, but reports of crime along final stage prompted them "to regroup"
A new bill would allow for the House to vote on four pieces of immigration legislation, with the one getting the most votes heading to the Senate
San Diego leadership voted Tuesday to support the Trump administration's lawsuit against California's sanctuary law
Court says part of a federal law that makes it easier to deport immigrants who have been convicted of crimes is too vague
"It is a very logical next step to add a couple hundred more or more than that and the Guard is chomping at the bit, ready to go," said Brown