immigration reform
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Parents of 545 Migrant Children Separated by Trump Admin Can’t Be Found, Lawyers Say
Hundreds of migrant parents separated from their families under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy at the U.S.-Mexico border have…
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Liberians Rejoice Over Promised Path to U.S. Citizenship
As the Trump administration turns down an ever-growing number of applications for asylum, it surprised many that some 5,000 Liberians…
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CBC Members: Mistreatment of Black Immigrants ‘Yet Another Stain on America’
Congressional Black Caucus Chair Karen Bass led a delegation of CBC members to the U.S.-Mexico border in San Ysidro, California,…
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Federal Court Blocks Trump Asylum Ban from Being Applied to Thousands of Asylum Seekers
A federal judge this week blocked the Trump administration’s asylum ban from being applied to thousands of asylum seekers who…
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GIRDUSKY: Kudos to Trump for Cracking Down on H-1B Visa Abuse
On the campaign trail, Donald Trump pledged to put American workers first. He's keeping that promise when it comes to…
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EDITORIAL: With 700,000 Lives in Limbo, Will Justices Listen to Americans or Trump?
The steps of the U.S. Supreme Court and the surrounding grounds were blanketed in a sea of boisterous protesters on…
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Prince George’s Shoots Down ICE Cooperation
The Prince George's County Council unanimously approved legislation Tuesday that will ensure local law enforcement doesn't work alongside Immigration and…
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Congressional Leaders File Bipartisan Brief in Support of DACA
Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen, both Maryland Democrats, joined 49 other senators and 123 U.S. representatives and former…
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Local Poets Aim to Raise Awareness About Border Crisis
Poetry enthusiasts and immigration activists will converge on the American Poetry Museum next week in support of the arts and…
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Prince George’s Police Downplays Cooperation with ICE: ‘Will Not Enforce Civil Process of Any Kind’
After a "small number" of Prince George's County police officers mistakenly detained residents on a civil immigration matter, the department…
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