Nation Topics - Immigration to the US
Salvador Licea shares his experience with the ICE Secure Communities Program.
When undocumented immigrants like Jose Antonio Vargas "come out," it changes the debate over immigration—but at considerable personal risk.
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Arizona's notorious anti-immigrant crusader is about to become the first State Senate president in US history to be recalled.
Workplace sexual violence against women immigrants is rampant—but usually remains hidden.
The bill allows for undocumented students to receive in-state tuition in public universities in the state.
If the off-season proved nothing else, it’s that Arizona's political culture has only grown more toxic. On Opening Day, activists will ask the question yet again to Major League Baseball Comissioner Bud Selig: Will you or will you not move the 2011 All-Star Game out of Arizona?
As a DREAM Act vote nears in the Senate, all eyes are on the shrinking group of Senators who might still change their minds.
The Congressional Budget Office reports that the DREAM Act would reduce the deficit by $1.4 billion over the next decade. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has given it her public support. Now seven university students in San Antonio prepare themselves to enter their 28th day of a debilitating hunger strike—one that's gaining traction nationwide.
Over the past decade, the immigrants' rights movement has become a strong grassroots force. Now it's time to develop a unified legislative strategy that can shape the national debate.
Several senators still have uncertain positions on the DREAM Act.
