Immigration Blog

Immigrant Children Moved Overnight into Tent City in Texas October 19, 2018

Last month, immigrant children who were being housed in shelters from Kansas to New York were woken in the middle of the night and taken across the country to a tent city in the middle of the desert ...

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Deported Parents Face the Possibility of Losing Their Kids to Adoption October 4, 2018

Undocumented parents who have been separated from their parents at the U.S border are now worried they might lose their kids to adoption. Araceli Ramos Bonilla was separated from her 2-year-old, ...

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ICE Uses Fake Dates for Immigration Court Appearances September 27, 2018

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been giving out “fake dates” or “dummy dates” for appearances at Immigration courts in cities across the nation, according to an article in the ...

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Wait Times Increase for People Trying to Become U.S. Citizens September 20, 2018

For immigrants seeking to become U.S citizens, wait times across the country continue to become longer and longer. Although there has been a backlog of applications for citizenship for many years, it ...

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The Trump Administration is Drastically Capping the Number of Refugees Allowed into the U.S. September 19, 2018

Since his inauguration, President Trump has been enacting controversial laws and encouraging derogatory rhetoric that is drastically impacting the lives of refugees, undocumented immigrants, and ...

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Despite Court Ruling, The Trump Administration Plans to Detain Immigrant Families Longer September 5, 2018

In early September, the Trump administration announced plans that will allow ICE to get around a longstanding court agreement that provides guidelines for how immigrant children should be treated when ...

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