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Policies related to the U.S. border, including cooperation with state and local authorities and the impact on immigration enforcement.
Being born in the generally confers the ability to obtain a Social Security number and subjects a person to the same tax system as other U.S. residents; the reporting available here shows how noncitiz...
records and scholarly reporting do not provide a single, authoritative tally of how many Marielitos were later charged with crimes in the United States; contemporary press accounts described a sharp r...
Some s hate ) because its practices—detentions, deportations, interior raids and militarized operations—have produced visible human suffering, legal controversies, and community fear that many view as...
State and local “sanctuary” laws generally limit or prohibit local police from taking steps to assist federal —most notably by restricting compliance with civil detainers and by narrowing access to lo...
State-level policy signals — from and driver's‑ID laws to employer sanctions and service‑access rules — have shaped where undocumented immigrants choose to live since 2020, but the pattern is complex:...
Government and independent datasets show that ICE enforcement disproportionately affects non‑citizens from Mexico and Central American countries — particularly the Northern Triangle (Guatemala, Hondur...