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(AUSTIN, Texas) -- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was impeached on May 27, becoming the state's first statewide official to be impeached since 1917. The proceedings were sparked by claims from former employees in Paxton's office that he was misusing his power to aid a friend and donor. The impeachment also underlines the conflict between

11th anniversary of DACA

You can support Los Angeles- and California-based organizations that are helping migrants and refugees with legal services, housing, basic necessities and more.

You can support Los Angeles- and California-based organizations that are helping migrants and refugees with legal services, housing, basic necessities and more.

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For more than two decades, Congress has tried and failed to pass immigration reform

San Diego is home to Andrea Tecpoyotl Tepale. She was born in Mexico, but came to the U.S. with her mom and dad at just 4 years old, with dreams of higher education and getting a good job.

A growing contingent of Dreamers is facing a future in the shadows as DACA ages out of effectiveness even as the program is embroiled in political wrangling and court battles. DACA, formally the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, marked its 11th anniversary Thursday with little fanfare. The program still grants work papers, deferral from…

A bipartisan group of representatives has introduced a bill to extend long-term protections to people in several temporary programs.

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) hit an 11-year milestone on Thursday.