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I have been arrested, threatened and harassed many times by federal agents for bearing witness to their abusive actions.

Alejandro Ramos made his final trip home inside a coffin. In early 1997 Ramos was one of 14 people who died after exposure to the freezing weather in East County after crossing illegally into the U.S. A reporter and a photographer followed Ramos' coffin on his final trip home to Ignacio Ramirez, a coastal community in Chiapas, Mexico.

Nearly 50 people have drowned over the past six years in the All-American Canal, which runs along the southern border in Imperial County. Advocates say simple safety measures that could save lives aren’t being taken.

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's 1993 immigration bill is a blueprint for what sensible immigration reform could look like.

In May 2018, as Trump’s family separation policy became a major scandal, former Obama speechwriter and “Pod Save America” host Jon Favreau tweeted a photo of two migrant girls sleeping on the floor of a cage. “Look at these pictures. This is happening right now, and the only debate that matters is how we force our government to get these kids back to their families as fast as humanly possible.” As a number of his replies pointed out, the photos were actually from 2014, when his boss wa...

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Biden's plan to increase border funding is a continuation of Trump's problematic policy, not a break from it.

Central American asylum seekers arrive to a bus station after being released by U.S. Border Patrol agents on February 26, 2021 in Brownsville, Texas.

Friendship Park at the U.S.-Mexico border turns 50: It has been 50 years since first lady Pat Nixon inaugurated what she envisioned would be a binational friendship park on the U.S.-Mexico border.

AJO – It was a simple message scrawled into a basalt rock lying near-empty cans of beans and jugs of water that volunteers had left deep in the Sonoran Desert for undocumented immigrants passing through: “Gracias.” But to Mikal Jakubal, who, as a volunteer with the Ajo Samaritans, had been making weekly trips into the backcountry to stock water drop locations, the note was affirmation that the group’s efforts were appreciated. “For the most part, we will never hear from...