Immigration

Honduran father Juan and his six-year-old son Anthony worship during Sunday Mass on September 9, 2018 in Oakland, California.

Here's Everything To Know About The Status of Family Separation at the U.S. Border, Which Isn't Nearly Over

Nearly 1,000 children have been separated from their parents since the prac...

Nearly 1,000 children have been separated from their parents since the practice was declared over

Marines Charged With Human Smuggling Across U.S.-Mexico Border

Two riflemen were stopped driving from the border with three Mexicans in th...

Two riflemen were stopped driving from the border with three Mexicans in the back of a BMW

This Jan. 23, 2019 photo released by ACLU of Montana, shows Martha Mimi Hernandez, left, and Ana Suda in Havre, Mont. Suda said Friday, Sept. 20 she has been harassed by other Havre residents in stores and restaurants ever since a video of a Border Patrol agent questioning her and Hernandez was uploaded to YouTube.

Backlash Over Border Agency Lawsuit Forces Montana Women to Leave Town

A border patrol officer detained the women because, he said, Spanish is 've...

A border patrol officer detained the women because, he said, Spanish is 'very unheard of' in their town

President Donald Trump talks with reporters as he tours a section of the southern border wall, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019, in Otay Mesa, Calif., as acting Homeland Secretary Kevin McAleenan listens,

Trump Calls the New Border Wall a 'World-Class Security System'

He was touring a section of the wall in San Diego's Otay Mesa area.

The day after Pearl Harbor, and following evacuation orders for Japanese living in America, the owner of this shop in Oakland, California, who was a University of California graduate of Japanese descent, put this notice across his shop front on Dec. 8, 1941.

Citizenship Day Used to Be Called 'I Am an American Day.' Here's How It Came to Be—and Why It Changed

Nearly 34,000 people will by sworn in as new American citizens during 316 c...

Nearly 34,000 people will by sworn in as new American citizens during 316 ceremonies held nationwide, from Albany, N.Y., to Yakima, Wash., between Sept. 13 and Sept. 23

Harry S. Truman making a campaign speech in 1952

The History of Citizenship Day Is a Reminder That Being an American Has Always Been Complicated

“We welcome you,” President Truman declared, “not to a narrow nationalism b...

“We welcome you,” President Truman declared, “not to a narrow nationalism but to a great community based on a set of universal ideals.”

Central American migrants queue at a warehouse used as a shelter in Piedras Negras, Coahuila state, Mexico on February 16, 2019. - Some 50 Central American migrants staying at a shelter in Piedras Negras, have already been accepted to begin their application for political asylum in the United States.

'A Permanent Limbo State.' Migrants in Mexico Are Running Out of Options After Supreme Court Asylum Decision

The Supreme Court cleared the Trump Administration to enforce a rule blocki...

The Supreme Court cleared the Trump Administration to enforce a rule blocking most migrants waiting in Mexico from seeking asylum

Immigration

Here's Everything To Know About The Status of Family Separation at the U.S. Border, Which Isn't Nearly Over

Marines Charged With Human Smuggling Across U.S.-Mexico Border

Backlash Over Border Agency Lawsuit Forces Montana Women to Leave Town

Trump Calls the New Border Wall a 'World-Class Security System'

Citizenship Day Used to Be Called 'I Am an American Day.' Here's How It Came to Be—and Why It Changed

The History of Citizenship Day Is a Reminder That Being an American Has Always Been Complicated

'A Permanent Limbo State.' Migrants in Mexico Are Running Out of Options After Supreme Court Asylum Decision

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