Immigration

An increasing number of Americans are looking abroad, with Canada and Mexico leading the way. Lower costs, safety, and a different pace of life are drawing attention to a life beyond the U.S. As people weigh retirement, work, and daily living, a new chapter in North America is taking shape.

New changes to the U.S. citizenship exam promise to tighten the path to naturalization. A revised civics test introduces a larger question pool and a higher passing bar, fueling debate about access amid broader immigration policy shifts. As the changes take effect, observers weigh how they might reshape who becomes a citizen.

An ICE Chicago leader abruptly departs amid renewed scrutiny of enforcement tactics and a federal judge’s body-camera order. As leadership shifts and accountability questions loom over Operation Midway Blitz, stakeholders watch how transparency and policy will shape future federal immigration operations.

Humor meets enforcement in viral clips that defy the usual seriousness. They showcase resilience and sly missteps, offering a fresh, human take on immigration policy and the people at its center.

November’s Visa Bulletin shows little movement in employment-based visas, with key cutoff dates remaining static and filing eligibility staying nuanced. It also highlights DV lottery activity and what lies ahead for prospective immigrants—a concise snapshot of the current landscape.

An upcoming policy shift could leave thousands of aging immigrants in Pennsylvania and New Jersey without Medicare. Refugees, asylum seekers, and longtime contributors may absorb the heaviest blow, widening a care gap that many already struggle to bridge.

A landmark ruling settles a decade-long fight over the H-4 EAD, but the real-world impact on families is far from simple. This look back at the program’s 2015 origins, the legal challenges, and its role for skilled workers sheds light on why the next chapter of immigration policy matters for the economy and countless households.

When a federal shutdown upended government services, thousands of hopeful citizens faced an abrupt pause on the day they were to be sworn in. In Virginia, applicants arriving for their Oath of Allegiance found ceremonies canceled without warning, leaving futures—and plans—in limbo. As delays ripple across the country, families and communities search for clarity amid…

Democratic challenger Graham Platner takes a bold swipe at federal immigration enforcement, urging accountability and reforms that are lighting up the Maine Senate race. His outspoken town hall moment signals a broader clash over immigration policy and what reforms could mean for the state’s political future.

A high-stakes clash over federal authority unfolds as troop redeployments collide with court rulings and protests in major cities. With sharp criticism from leaders and a looming legal battle, the balance between public safety and civil liberties hangs in the balance.

An unexpected confrontation during a visit to an ICE facility has sparked a fresh round of debate over access, safety, and the treatment of detainees. As protesters and officials clash over transparency and policy, a brief moment at the entrance hints at bigger questions looming over immigration enforcement.

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 60 halftime moment is stirring excitement and a charged debate about culture, safety, and representation under the national spotlight.

Barricades are going up along Beach Street in Broadview as authorities carve out designated protest zones near a federal immigration facility. Officials say the plan balances public safety with the right to peaceful expression, even as demonstrations continue to unfold.

On a warm Chicago morning, a tense stand-off outside an immigration processing center throws a spotlight on the fault lines of policy, free speech, and civil liberties. Families press for word about detained relatives as protesters challenge a sweeping crackdown. Across town, memorials and rallies mirror a nation wrestling with how dissent is heard—and how…

Apple has removed ICE-tracking apps from the App Store, citing safety concerns in a heated debate over immigration policy. The move follows a deadly incident tied to ICE operations and rising questions about tech’s role in public policy. It marks a notable moment for user safety and digital responsibility.

Protests erupted in downtown Chicago after an overnight raid sparked fear in a South Shore neighborhood. As residents describe a tense operation and rising tensions over immigration enforcement, questions about safety, rights, and community trust linger.

Katie Miller weighs in on SVU’s depiction of ICE, arguing the drama could fuel violence against officers. As the show’s storyline echoes real‑world tensions between local and federal authorities, a broader debate about media influence on immigration policy and law enforcement unfolds.

A bold, unprecedented plan to fortify the U.S. border proposes deploying active-duty troops and National Guardsmen in arrest-like operations—reigniting a long-running debate over the proper role of the military at home. Supporters claim it could tighten security, while critics warn of civil-liberties costs and constitutional limits.

From a Texas border town to the bright lights of stand-up, Cristela Alonzo turns hardship into humor. Her Netflix specials—Lower Classy, Middle Classy, and Upper Classy—blend sharp wit with family, resilience, and a voice for immigrant rights. Laughter meets courage and change.

Campus leaders at the University of Nevada, Reno are navigating a delicate conversation about the UndocuPack program. With federal questions looming, President Brian Sandoval emphasizes compliance and inclusivity, outlining how the university supports undocumented students while adhering to regulations. The campus climate and the program’s future are in focus as leaders respond.

Armed federal agents swept through Chicago in a dramatic operation, drawing sharp questions about immigration enforcement and civil rights. As observers weigh the role of appearance cues and the reach of federal patrols, the episode leaves a murky trail about what comes next for communities on the city’s streets.