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After a federal judge again ruled that DACA is unconstitutional, DHS Secretary Mayorkas renewed his call on Congress to pass amnesty. 

HOUSTON, Texas (CMC) — A United States federal district judge in Texas has dismissed the latest action by the Joe Biden Administration to rescue a programme that has saved from deportation hundred...

The issue is now heading back to the U.S. Supreme Court for a third time.

The ASWSU Senate voted on the co-chair position of Crimson Group, the Uncertified Senator position and the new Election Board Chair at this week’s meeting.  Communication Director Cooper Howe and Deputy Communication Director Nicole Allison discussed their monthly update, including an increase in Instagram followers for the ASWSU social media account. Howe said the account started...

Current and former DACA recipients said Thursday they "cant help but feel déjà vu" after a federal judge in Texas again ruled against the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program,

DACA, the Obama-era policy protecting immigrant youths from deportation, took another blow in a court ruling this week.

With the nation's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program now facing an uncertain future, Florida "Dreamers" say they're feeling the same.

Nevada lawmakers and advocates denounced a federal court decision that can ultimately threaten the immigration status of more than 11,000 residents in the state.

Dozens of faith organizations and migrant advocacy groups spoke out on Thursday calling on Congress to act after a federal judge in South Texas declared DACA to be illegal.

After years away, Southern California DACA recipients were finally able to visit their country of birth without fear of losing their DACA status.