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Latino civil rights organization MALDEF has sued financial institutions for allegedly discriminating against DACA recipients by denying them loans and other services based on their immigration status.

When Congress returns to Washington this week, lawmakers will need to immediately tackle funding the government ahead of two deadlines to avoid a shutdown. The must-pass spending bills, plus the delay...

DACA applications and renewals are complex and costly. Enter Juntos Community’s online platform.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed SB 4 on December 18, placing Texas on the course to yet another state-federal preemption challenge regarding the enforcement of immigration...

Amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants already in the U.S. remains a key issue for Democrats and the Biden administration, even as the border sees record numbers.

How far can a state go to keep migrants out of the U.S.? The answer may soon come out of Texas. A new law signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott

The year 2024 will be eventful on immigration policy and includes a presidential election in November and new policies on H-1B visas.

CT's delegation wants progress on the Kids Online Safety Act, the Coast Guard and the Farm Bill. But first they need to fund the government.

It was a very proud moment for Nilesh Patel."It's the happiest day of my life," he said, walking out of the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse in Phoenix earlier this month.Patel, who emigrated from India nearly a decade ago, had just finished participating in a naturalization ceremony — officially making him an American citizen. And after the ceremony, down the hall from the