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February 20, 2024
The border bill circus is the latest demonstration of a bedrock reality of today’s Republican Party: It does not exist to achieve political outcomes. Its chief function is fan service.
February 20, 2024
Should noncitizens be able to serve as Denver police officers and firefighters? Some Denver City Council members want to change the city's charter to make it possible.
February 20, 2024
Changes to the social and political landscape between 2011-2018, with dramatic events such as DACA rule changes, new presidential leadership, immigration bills and more, have left one major threat looming-; deportation.
February 20, 2024
At the University of Texas, the Multicultural Center and affiliated student groups were shut down after a state ban on DEI took effect.
February 20, 2024
Starting May 2023, undocumented immigrants may be barred from getting on domestic flights.
February 19, 2024
Austin, February 17, 2024 — The dim lighting and vacant offices were the first clues. Other changes struck Nina Washington,
February 19, 2024
The Commonwealth Fund: some states are expanding coverage for immigrants as the uninsured rate reached a low in 2023
February 19, 2024
<p>A new study has found it&rsquo;s not just undocumented immigrants who feel the impact of deportation threat.&nbsp;Analyzing data from 2011-2018, a team of research collaborators have found an increase over time in psychological distress among Latinos, both citizens and noncitizens, in the U.S.&nbsp;</p>
February 18, 2024
As Texas public university students returned to the classroom in January, a new law in Texas banning diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives from state...
February 17, 2024
The dim lighting and vacant offices were the first clues. Other changes struck Nina Washington, a senior at the University of Texas, when she returned to her favorite study spot from winter break. The words “Multicultural Center” had been taken off the wall, erasing an effort begun in the late 1980s to serve historically marginalized communities on campus.