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A total of 28 migrants arrived in Philadelphia Wednesday morning aboard a charter bus sent by Texas, which has redirected people who cross the southern border to sanctuary cities elsewhere in the United States. A child who was aboard the bus was taken to the emergency department at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for an illness, Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole said.

Philly officials involved in the migrant rescue effort say they are frustrated but proud of the city’s response.

Reyna Casarez had the idea for the city’s first parade of allegorical cars, with participants also donning traditional clothing.

After escaping the war zone, Philadelphia's Office of Immigrant Affairs says finding housing was one of the next obstacles these families faced.

After escaping the war zone, Philadelphia's Office of Immigrant Affairs says finding housing was one of the next obstacles these families faced.

Casa de Venezuela, Gente de Venezuela, and city officials gathered at City Hall on July 6 to raise the flag of the South American country.

The bill is not supported by Republican lawmakers.

The bill is not supported by Republican lawmakers.

International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People was officially recognized in Philadelphia for the first time on Nov. 29. Mayor Jim Kenney, Amy Eusebio (director of the Office of Immigrant Affairs), City Council members Kendra Brooks, Jamie Gauthier and Maria Quinoñes Sanchez, State Representative Danilo Burgos and State Senator…

Tuesday, February 23, 2021 Since the Biden administration took office, Executive Orders (EO) on immigration have been rolling out, reviewing and undoing some of the previous administration’s policies. Each of these EOs has widespread repercussions on different immigrant communities and families living inside and outside the United States. As the White House reviews or studies immigration policies, activists for immigrants throughout Pennsylvania hope for positive reforms from the B...