Tag: Immigrants

Immigration has become an important part of election conversations and newly naturalized voters in states where races could decide the balance of power in...

It has been almost five months since Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott started transporting migrants to Washington D.C. on buses. Critics, including the city’s mayor,...

It's the second day of mourning in the United Kingdom for Queen Elizabeth. The World Health Organization reveals shocking statistics about the pandemic's impact...

Heat advisories are issued in United States as states hit triple digit temperatures. Miami-Dade Board of Education votes against new sexual education textbooks for...

The number of migrants found dead in a stifling trailer in Texas rose to 53 on Wednesday, after two more people died in San...

Sonia Caballero, 26, is an assistant site director at Breakthrough Miami, a nonprofit organization that helps high school students get into college. Her parents...

Immigrants' memories often include hard work, resiliency, and sacrifice.  Tony Hernandez, founder of the Immigrant Archive Project, has recorded over 3,000 of these stories since...

A park in downtown San Antonio has turned into a waiting area for migrants who are exempt from Title 42, the pandemic order that...

Luis Moros left Venezuela for Miami with his mom when he was only 14 years old, then rotated among homeless shelters. It was a...

On the four-year anniversary of the day his 17-year-old son Joaquin was shot dead by a crazed gunman at Marjory Stoneman Douglas in Parkland,...