DACA

Why We Took Our Fight for DACA Recipients All the Way to the Supreme Court

By Brad Smith and Christopher L. Eisgruber

Two Years After DACA Was Rescinded, Hundreds of Thousands of Dreamers Remain in Limbo. Even the Supreme Court Can't Fix the Problem

By Julissa Arce

These Republicans Are Trying to Force a Vote on DACA. Paul Ryan Is Not Budging

By Maya Rhodan

These Dreamers' Futures Are in Doubt. They're Headed to College Anyway

By Maya Rhodan
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Trump Threatens Honduras Over Immigrant Caravan

"The big Caravan of People from Honduras... had better be stopped"

By Kate Samuelson

Donald Trump Is, Again, Blaming Democrats for DACA. It's Not that Simple

President Donald Trump said Friday that he is considering a veto of a $1.3 trillion spending deal because it does not address the fate of the nearly 700,000 recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood...

By Maya Rhodan

These Dreamers Were Deported to Mexico. Now, They're Helping Others Start Again

On a recent Wednesday morning in Mexico City’s International Airport, family members gathered anxiously for the latest slew of arrivals. The cordon can be a place for joyful reunions, but on three days each week...

By Oscar Lopez / Mexico City

A Dreamer's Life

A Dreamer's Life By CHARLOTTE ALTER/LORAIN Photographs by MADDIE MCGARVEY for TIME Corina Barranco starts each American day the same way she started her American life: by putting one foot in front of another. Thirteen...

By Charlotte Alter/Lorain

Why Dreamers and the Parkland Survivors Will Change America

'These are new times'

By Jorge Ramos

Supreme Court Puts DACA Deadline Next Week in Doubt

President Donald Trump set a deadline of March 5 for Congress to address the fate of hundreds of thousands of people brought to the U.S. illegally as children, but the Supreme Court just gave everyone...

By Maya Rhodan

Senate Immigration Debate Ends in Failure as Four Bills Flop

After months of shuffling its feet and weeks of rancorous bipartisan bickering, the U.S. Senate failed to meet its self-imposed deadline on Thursday to pass a law protecting the several million immigrants who arrived in...

By Nash Jenkins

Why Chuck Schumer Can't Win on Immigration

At any other time, this would be a fine moment for Chuck Schumer to open that bottle of Brooklyn bourbon that he gifted Mitch McConnell this week.Since Congress returned in January, Schumer has secured for...

By Philip Elliott

Cecile Richards: 'Reproductive Justice and Immigrant Justice Are Part of the Same Fight'

The Planned Parenthood leader advocates for Dreamers

By Cecile Richards

The Senate's Immigration Debate Is Already Going Awry

It was supposed to be the start of something good: a rare open debate on the Senate floor in which lawmakers from both sides of the aisle could engage in dialogue to reach a compromise...

By Nash Jenkins

How Donald Trump Made DACA More Divisive With One Phrase

Donald Trump spoke of his desire to tighten immigration in the State of the Union, saying "Americans are dreamers too."

By Sarah Begley

Both Sides Hate President Trump's Latest Immigration Proposal

President Donald Trump’s immigration plan has been denounced by both hardline conservatives and pro-immigration activists.Introduced in the wake of the government shutdown, the proposal would offer a 12-year path to citizenship for 1.8 million immigrants...

By Nash Jenkins

Liberals Are Not Happy With Senate Democrats Over the Shutdown Deal

Heading into day three of the shutdown, activists on the left had one message for Democrats: hold the line. It was not one they heeded.For months, the party’s grassroots base had been urging lawmakers not...

By Maya Rhodan and Philip Elliott

How the Democrats Lost the Battle Over the Government Shutdown

Their vote to reopen the government was based on vague promises

By Philip Elliott and Nash Jenkins

Shutdown Day 3

As Senators shuffled back to Capitol Hill on Sunday evening for a highly unusual 1 a.m. vote, few were ready to undo the partial government shutdown that began late Friday — so much so that...

By Philip Elliott and Nash Jenkins

Activists Push Democrats Not to Back Down on DACA in Shutdown Fight

As a government shutdown loomed, protesters in all corners of the U.S. Capitol pressured lawmakers not relent on their promise to reject any spending bills that did not protect a vulnerable group of immigrants.They chanted...

By Maya Rhodan
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