Chinese investors have spent over $24B on "golden visas"
The controversial programs have gained popularity in China, whose growing middle class is looking abroad for opportunities
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The controversial programs have gained popularity in China, whose growing middle class is looking abroad for opportunities
Governor Gregg Abbot took the unusual step of signing the bill during a Facebook Live broadcast with no public notice in advance
Presidential son-in-law's family business dangles chance at green cards to overseas investors in $150 million U.S. deal
White House spokesman Sean Spicer remarked on the case, drawing national attention and a firestorm anti-immigrant criticism
Texas lawmakers approve bill that gives police officers, sheriff's deputies power to enforce federal immigration laws
Resorts, landscapers and other businesses say they are "devastated" by a cutback in the number of H-2B visas
The president discussed border security with CBS News' John Dickerson behind the scenes of his recent rally in Pennsylvania
Nationwide demonstrations aim to bolster public support for workers' rights and protest president's efforts against immigration
As President Donald Trump reaches his 100 day milestone, data from SocialFlow finds it’s the youngest Trump that has captured America’s hearts and minds
On "The Takeout" this week, Hurd also talked immigration -- his Texas district spans "29 counties, two time zones, and 820 miles of the border"
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Wednesday opened the office dubbed the Victims of Immigrant Crime Engagement, or VOICE
For the third time in two months, a federal judge has knocked down an immigration order by President Trump and used Trump's own language against him.
Federal judge issues temporary ruling against Trump's order that targets cities offering safe harbor for undocumented immigrants
Spending bill that would deny President Trump's request for immediate funding on the Mexican border wall is under negotiation
The agricultural community warns of labor shortages and higher food prices if illegal immigrants are deported
Farmers fear crackdown on illegal immigrants could mean worker shortage in their fields, with resulting hike in food prices
"The last thing we can afford is to send a message to the world that the United States government, by the way, is only partially functioning," said Sen. Marco Rubio
Juan Manuel Montes, who has lived in the U.S. since he was 9 years old, would be the first known deportation of someone who was part of DACA
A look at how the H1-B visa program works and how it affects employees
Immigration officials have contended Trujillo Diaz entered the U.S. illegally in 2002 and had exhausted her appeals
Known as Immigration Reform Mega March, people brought signs and waved American flags in what was a peaceful protest
Experts estimate that without an attorney immigrants have just a three percent chance of successfully fighting a deportation order
One of the signs read, "Cheap Nannies and Gardeners Make Malibu Great!"
Several counties struggling with debt are hoping an influx of detainees will re-fill jails left empty by a decline in the prison population
Mexico man spent weeks in immigration detention despite participation in program for so-called "Dreamers"