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IUP hosted a Naturalization Ceremony on Friday.

Plus: Migrant caravan breaks through Mexico's roadblock, and California contracts border wall builder for COVID-19 testing

Plus: Harry Reid tells Democrats to pass immigration reform, and Homeland Security proposal would salvage unused green cards

Plus: Haitians continue to be denied asylum at the border, and why this year's record border deaths could increase even further

Tiffany, you get a let procedure the president, himself. >> wow. >> and mine read, dear fellow american, no matter where you come from, now you share the sacred rights, duties and responsibilities that unite us as one people. and when i read that, im like, this isnt new to me. this is the essence of being latin x in america. >> excellent. maria, you and i have shared the screen many times and i remember you really speaking about power of the latino voting block. i think its interesting, 70% of l...

The process of becoming a U.S. citizen can be long, difficult and expensive for many. That's why national, North Carolina and Charlotte organizations are working together to make applying for and becoming a citizen more accessible.

A doctor for former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili says his condition is deteriorating 10 days into a hunger strike that he started after being arrested when he returned to the country

Plus: Colorado nonprofit helps immigrants after release from detention, and a Sioux Falls immigration attorney is running for mayor

Plus: U.S. official apologizes for mistreatment of Haitian migrants, and Texas releases migrants held under Abbott

Plus: San Jose apologizes for 1887 Chinatown destruction, and Texas military builds temporary fences on the U.S.-Mexico border