Months-Long DACA Renewal Delays Leave Many Without Work

Advocates say prolonged DACA processing delays, combined with new restrictions and legal uncertainty, are threatening the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Dreamers across the country. It’s been six months

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Months-Long DACA Renewal Delays Leave Many Without Work

She Tested ICE Recruitment. They Hired Her—No Background Check Required.

Naturalization Disrupted and Uncertain Under GOP Leadership

Records Show Immigration Agents Used Banned Chokeholds in More Than 40 Cases

‘Tsunami of Hate’ Sweeps Minnesota — Activists Threaten Total Shutdown After Federal ICE Crackdown

A Year of Terror: How ICE Became the Sharp Edge of Trump’s Immigration Agenda

Half a Million Deported Under Trump — And Counting

Judge Reinforces Rights of Peaceful Protesters, Bans Retaliation by Federal Agents

Even with controversy and violence, immigration still fuels Trump’s base… and Republicans keep feeding the rhetoric

Border Crossings Fall, but ICE Detention Hits Record Highs, New DHS Data Shows

Interpreting the Federal Presence on the Streets

Why So Many U.S. Visas Are Denied — and What Families Often Don’t Realize

ICE Everywhere: Roofs, Streets, Stores—and Workers Too Afraid to Return

‘Where Were You Born?’ ‘Show-Me-Your-Papers’ Stops: ICE’s New Tactic

Support Campaign for ICE Agent Who Killed Renee Good Nears $800K, Prompting Outrage and Calls for Platform Action

Whistleblower Warns ICE Surveillance Extends Beyond Immigrants

News Briefs

Mexico Seeks Criminal Investigations After Deaths of 17 Mexican Nationals in U.S. Immigration Enforcement Operations

Immigrant Children Face a Faster Pace of Deportations During Trump’s Second Term

AI Is Changing Immigration Enforcement. What Latino Families in California Need to Know About Data, Privacy, and ICE

From Main Street to Silicon Valley: New Research Suggests Immigration Restrictions Carry Growing Economic Costs

After a Week of Major Immigration Rulings, What Can Actually Change and What Can’t?

Featured Articles

The State of Latino Politics in 2026: More Diverse, More Frustrated and Harder for Both Parties to Win

One in Three Latinos Say Being Hispanic Makes It Harder to Get Ahead in America, Pew Finds

As Robotaxis Spread Across Los Angeles, Some Latino Communities Ask: When Will It Be Our Turn?

The IRS Has a New Way to Remove Tax Penalties Automatically. Here’s Who Qualifies in 2026

New $200,000 Federal Student Loan Cap Could Put Medical School Out of Reach for Latino Students

Featured Petitions

California Bill Could Allow Some Mexican Doctors to Practice Statewide

Clínica Romero, Sen. Menjivar Advance SB 1179 to Expand Care Access in Underserved Communities

California Lawmakers Push Medi-Cal Access Restoration to Counter Coverage Freeze

Latino Youth Mental Health Crisis Demands Focus on Boys and Young Men

SB 961 Explained: A Simple Fix That Could Help Thousands of California College Students Access CalFresh

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