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Immigrants
Preliminary data reveals 1.2 million immigrants exit U.S. labor force under Trump
In California’s Central Valley, Lidia bends over rows of ripe tomatoes, but the harvest is not her only concern. More than two decades after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border without authorization, she still worries that a routine traffic stop could unravel the life she built. “The worry is they’ll pull you over when you’re driving and…
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From being a truck conductor in Canada to working for the government, meet Nigeria’s Kwunkeyi Isichei
Canada-based Nigerian Kwunkeyi Isichei, a Digital Communications Advisor to Canada’s...
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Lawsuit accuses Trump of racially targeted immigration raids in Southern California
On the heels of intensifying immigration crackdowns in Southern California, a federal lawsuit...
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Focus on community safety, not immigration crackdowns – Rights groups to sheriffs
Immigrant rights advocates, faith leaders, and democracy groups converged on Fort Lauderdale...
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America: No Longer the Shining City on the Hill
Imagine for a moment that the immigrants coming to America are leaving their countries not because America is “the shining city on the hill”, but instead that immigrants only come to the U.S....
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Trump administration offers $1,000 and travel aid for undocumented immigrants to voluntarily leave U.S.
Aiming to succeed with its deportation strategy, the Trump administration announced Monday a new incentive, $1,000 cash and travel support for undocumented immigrants who voluntarily leave the U.S. According...
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Advocates equip immigrants to ‘stay prepared’ amid challenges under Trump administration
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office with promises of mass deportations, immigrant advocates are launching workshops nationwide to help immigrants prepare. At a bilingual session in...
