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Russian Fulbright scholars could be at risk if forced to return to Russia, say advocates who want action from the Biden administration.

Mayor Quinton Lucas recently invited migrants to come work in KC. Here’s what the process would entail for new arrivals.

Thursday, April 4th, 2024, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas advised Haitians to avoid traveling by sea illegally to the United States...

Homeland Security granted a 540-day extension on work permits to as many as 800,000 immigrants, many of whom arrived illegally, saying the economy is depending on them.

“The situation in Haiti demands urgent, creative solutions to ensure that, at a minimum, relatives of U.S. persons can be quickly processed and reunited with their families in the United States.” As of 2023, gangs now control an estimated 80 percent of Port-au-Prince. BOSTON – Today, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (MA-07), Co-Chair of the House Haiti Caucus,

Hundreds of organizations asked President Joe Biden on Tuesday to expand immigration protections for Haitians already in the United States and indefinitely suspend deportations to Haiti as extreme gang violence continues to ravage the islands capital and threatens to topple the government.

Regional homeless services are growing stronger — can providers take on migrants as well?

USCIS released data about its progress toward meeting its goals in 2023. For the first time in years, the agency reduced its net backlog.

Migrants who arrive in the United States face many barriers to staying, including how to find a job and support themselves. As Oak Park grapples with housing roughly 160 migrants, mostly Venezuelans, who came to the village at the end of last October, and setting them up for a new start, questions abound.

Can Eric Adams stop Texas from sending migrants to New York? Immigration expert Aaron Reichlin-Melnick on the feasibility of the mayor’s long-shot legal strategy.