Tag: Immigration

In the midst of nationwide efforts to make workplaces better reflect society at large, undocumented immigrants are being overlooked. Here's how we can change that.

From the Center For those who are less than excited by the upcoming eighteen months of uninterrupted discussion of Joe Biden’s age and Donald Trump’s court calendar, it may or may not be helpful to know that the 2028 presidential campaign is already underway. But what the two most...

The immigration debate is about to get much louder and uglier – and it is going to get much worse for Biden before it gets better.

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Title 42 public health policy can remain in effect, allowing Border Patrol to continue quickly deporting unauthorized migrants.

Immigration is a hot-button issue in this year's elections, and many candidates across the spectrum have spoken out about it.

As the number of migrants arriving at the southern border hits all-time highs, Republican governors are making waves by sending groups of unauthorized migrants to liberal sanctuary cities in the north.

On Wednesday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis flew two planes of immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, which defines itself as a sanctuary city.

It’s easy to forget, but the stories of migrants, such as the thousands of Haitians who have captured media attention this week, do not begin with their arrival at the southern border. By ignoring the ongoing stories of migrants outside of the U.S., news outlets create a media environment where they and their readers can fit vulnerable people into political narratives.

There are — as there almost always are —more than two sides to Vice President Kamala Harris’ management of her immigration assignment from President Joe Biden. But for the dedicated followers of biased media, it’s likely only one “reality” prevails. As you’ll see from the headlines shown...