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Two weeks ago, a federal judge declared unconstitutional the "knock-and-talk" tactics carried out in a sneaky way by the U.S. Immigration and Customs

Many of the roughly 530,000 current DACA holders have recently reported lengthy processing delays.

LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska business leaders are saying it’s “glaringly apparent” that the state won’t be able to meet its workforce needs without more immigrants, according to a consultant to

The Owensboro Community and Technical College Foundation, Inc., announced Tuesday the creation of the Jeff and Tammy Rice Scholarship Fund. This fund will be a legacy to Jeff and Tammy

This Memorial Day, Connecticut health experts are guiding caregivers on how to keep people with Alzheimers safe. People with the various forms of dementia cannot always voice their needs, so caregivers have to be mindful. Kristen Cusato, director of communications for the Connecticut chapter of the Alzheimers Association, noted planning ahead reduces injury risk and helps a person with dementia feel more relaxed. ...

In addition to honoring fallen service members, Memorial Day has come to be known as the unofficial start of summer, which can mean lots of ice cream, unless extreme temperatures cause people to forgo the treat. Ice cream consumption is down, with some theorizing hotter temperatures due to climate change prompt more people to choose a cold drink over ice cream. Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition and food studies at New York University, said when people buy just a pint rather than a quart or...

Claims of illegal immigrants eventually benefiting the American economy have been debunked by studies.

Across this nation we like to call the land of the free, there are an estimated 3 million high school seniors graduating this year. Among the young men and young women that we have collectively invested at least $120,000 a piece educating are DREAMers.

Donald Trump held a rally in the Bronx on Thursday, where he addressed his supporters and claimed that immigrants coming into the country are 'building an army' as they prepare to invade the US

(The Center Square) – The Arizona Senate passed House Concurrent Resolution 2060 on Wednesday, and it will now go to the House for a vote.