8 million people work illegally in the U.S., and here’s why that’s unlikely to change
Ending illegal immigration, say many who have studied the issue, could mean that American workers would lose their jobs, companies would close and the economy...
A housekeeper without papers has been making Trump’s bed VIEW
Victorina Morales, who says she is in this country illegally, discusses her journey from cultivating corn in rural Guatemala to fluffing pillows at Donald Trump's...
Separated for 51 days, a reunited migrant family starts a new life in Oregon VIEW
This is how Lilian Taracena and her two children wound up in this valley wedged between the Siskiyou and Cascade mountains, known for its Shakespeare...
A migrant boy rejoins his mother, but he’s not the same
Thiago is one of more than 1,800 migrant children who have been reunited with their parents over the past few weeks. Like many of them,...
More than 450 migrant parents may have been deported without their children
A report filed before a hearing in federal court suggests that nearly one-fifth of 2,551 parents whose children were taken from them after crossing the...
A discouraging new message for asylum-seekers at U.S. border: Wait
The increase in Central American refugees camped near border crossings points to a resurgence in people fleeing countries beset by gang violence, drug cartels and...
‘It’s horrendous’: New border-enforcement policy is heartbreaking for children
José, a 5-year-old from Honduras, cried himself to sleep when he first arrived at his foster parents’ house. His father had been arrested and led...
Thousands of Indian women find their American dreams in jeopardy
The spouses of skilled workers from India have been told their work permits, which can mean the difference between struggling and thriving, are likely to...