Immigration

GOP Links Murders to Biden's Border

By Brian Bennett

GOP Debaters Bid to be Toughest on Border

By Brian Bennett

Afghans Left Behind by the U.S. Face Hardships After Crossing from Mexico

By Sanya Mansoor

Sanctuary Cities Can Be Better Prepared to Welcome Migrants

By Alejandra Oliva
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Passion and Partnership Are Helping Refugees in the U.S.—But We Need More

A new initiative is using the private sector to help welcome and support refugees arriving in the U.S.

By Sundar Pichai and Julie Sweet

11 Years After DACA, Undocumented Youth in Limbo

More than 835,000 people have benefited from DACA. But the program has been inaccessible to hundreds of thousands.

By Solcyré Burga

Extreme Asylum Claims Aren’t Prioritized in New U.S. Government App

In recent weeks, it has become much harder to get speedy asylum appointments for some migrants in emergency situations.

By Sanya Mansoor

Biden Shift on Immigration Called Trump-Like

Biden campaigned on unwinding Trump’s immigration agenda. His new border policy calls into question whether he's still doing that.

By Brian Bennett

Migrants Turn to Uber Eats at the U.S. Border

Facing a 'humanitarian crisis,' migrants are reportedly using the last of their cash and phone battery on food deliveries

By Solcyré Burga

Migrants Struggle to Make Asylum Appointments Through App

'It’s luck, it’s like a lottery'

By Sanya Mansoor

Immigrants Are Key to Fighting Off Authoritarianism

Bad immigration policy is bad governance

By Charles Dunst

On Debt Ceiling and Border, Biden Boxed In

No President likes to be cast as a supporting actor. But on some big issues dominating the news, Biden is at the mercy of other players, and just dumb luck.

By Philip Elliott

White House Urges Migrants Not to Cross the Border Ahead of Title 42's End

Biden Administration officials want migrants to know that new asylum restrictions going into effect at midnight on Thursday come with harsher penalties.

By Brian Bennett

Migrant Aid Groups Are Stretched Thin as Title 42 Expires

“Can we meet the need if numbers surge even more?”

By Sanya Mansoor

Trump Doesn't Rule Out Family Separations

"When you say to a family that if you come we’re going to break you up, they don’t come," Trump said.

By Eric Cortellessa

ACLU Preps Lawsuit Over Biden Asylum Rules

“We plan to sue,” an ACLU lawyer tells TIME, as Biden prepares to install new rules limiting access to asylum at the border as Title 42 ends

By Brian Bennett

Photos: Migrants Brace for the End of Title 42

Photographer John Moore documents the scene along the border in El Paso days before the end of Title 42.

By Sanya Mansoor

How Biden Plans to Deal With the Looming Border Crisis

With Title 42 set to end, U.S. officials expect an unprecedented surge at the border

By W.J. Hennigan

Why a Border Crisis May Start Later This Week

At 11:59 pm on May 11, one emergency will officially end and another may begin.

By Brian Bennett

Immigrants Deserve More from Biden

Denying immigrants more than two sentences during the State of the Union is denying the reality of their existence, writes Alejandra Oliva.

By Alejandra Oliva
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