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Biden is expected to start his reelection campaign this week, and Republicans will likely focus on his immigration policies.

Congress has passed three continuing resolutions since the beginning of fiscal year 2018. The third one expires Jan. 19, ending federal funding for defense and domestic programs. Given the current funding impasse, Congress can best serve the American people by adopting a continuing resolution for the remainder of the fiscal year and providing for critical defense needs through the use of the overseas contingency account, paid for with domestic spending offsets.

Republicans in the Legislature are moving ahead with another of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ top issues – new, tough sanctions on undocumented migrants.

Many believe he may be the best hope of preventing a second Trump term and fighting extremism.

A federal judge in Texas will soon decide the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Edith Nájera of Gardena has built a successful life thanks to the program, and now worries about whether she’ll lose it all.

The Denver Post spoke to six Coloradans left struggling after U.S. Immigration and Enforcement officers detained them or their loved ones, to get a sense of how their lives have been impacted.

Congress has yet to pass an immigration overhaul, but President Biden has used his executive authority to significantly expand the number of legal immigrants entering the U.S.

The Denver Post spoke to six Coloradans left struggling after U.S. Immigration and Enforcement officers detained them or their loved ones, to get a sense of how their lives have been impacted.

Proposed GOP immigration legislation is too harsh, even for some Republicans.

A Virginia group is working to bolster the states health care workforce. The Virginia Rural Health Associations Workforce Initiative is a collaboration with local workforce boards to train people in a variety of health care jobs. They can learn the skills to become licensed practical nurses, certified medical assistants, or to achieve other associate degree-level jobs. ...