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“We’re not being political. We’re just trying to get you what you need.”

In an era of falling fertility throughout the U.S., Iowa’s Sioux County offers a vision of immigration as a growth engine.

The actor is currently not allowed to work in America while he awaits his application renewal. And now he's telling his story.

U.S. Senator Michael Bennet and 18 other Senators are urging President Joe Biden to provide protection and pathways to residency or citizenship for undocumented migrants and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients throughout the states.

They permitted unknown persons into our country, handed them a tax-payer funded life, and now want to enable them to uphold law and order over American

Since its creation in 2012, DACA has been subject to a series of legal threats. Nevertheless, its recipients have contributed to the growth of the country.

South Carolina leaders, local organizations, and community members are learning about a bill that could open new doors for DACA recipients.

Refusing to take "no for an answer, Republican legislators are going to resend the same border law enforcement bill back to Gov. Katie Hobbs that she vetoed just a week

South Carolina law prohibits 5,500 DACA recipients from working in licensed fields, like as nurses and teachers, two sectors facing critical labor shortages.

President Joe Biden is currently considering granting amnesty to illegal migrants in a bid to act on the worsening immigration crisis, according to Politico.