The Trump administration derailed a decade-long effort by immigrant farmworkers in New York to purchase land, launch a cooperative farm and become owners rather than laborers.
The arrest last year of a Tufts doctoral student following a critical op-ed, followed by a rash of student visa revocations, has led some international and immigrant student journalists to step back. Others continue reporting amid fear and uncertainty.
A freshman senator fights for Nebraska’s immigrant community.
The cost of immigration enforcement for taxpayers is well known. But far less visible is the private cost borne by immigrants and their families.
The medical community has dismissed dental X-rays as an unreliable way to determine someone’s age; the government continues to use them.
Fear of immigration arrests near schools in Florida are reducing enrollment.
As backlogs grow and ICE enforcement expands, immigrants across New York face a process that feels more uncertain than ever.
A new proposal would block immigrants unlawfully in the U.S. from attending Florida colleges.
When ICE detained Rafael, his family relied on TikTok, Instagram reels and themselves.
For detained immigrants filing habeas corpus petitions, the luck of the judicial draw could mean the difference between freedom and remaining in detention.
