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Joe Biden will send a massive immigration reform bill to Congress, the centerpiece of the bill being legalizing 11 million illegal aliens

January 15, 2021 Ahead of the U.S. presidential election on November 3, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump spent hundreds of millions of campaign dollars in Florida, a pivotal battleground state considered a must win. Anticipating a slim margin of victory, the challenge for both camps was to win white seniors and Latinx voters. Republicans exploited the anti-socialist anxiety, while Democrats tried to gnaw enough votes to cross the finish line. This set the stage for a competitive election in a st...

As he listened to news on the radio of his black truck, Renier Suárez became increasingly concerned with the events unfolding in Washington, D.C. Jan. 6. He was on his way to work in south Houston after lunch, but felt the same sense of security he said he’s always had since coming to the United States as an immigrant from Cuba two decades ago. America, a stable country, gave him the opportunity to become a successful business owner. America...

Until we have a legislative solution, the Biden administration must use all available tools to provide stability and protection for long-residing immigrants

TPS Can Promote Stability and Recovery for Central American Countries Hit by Recent Hurricanes December 21, 2020, 8:56 am Download the PDF here. In November, two deadly hurricanes, Eta and Iota, hit several Central American countries back to back, causing widespread devastation from high winds, landslides, mudslides, and flooding across Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and other countries. While it will take time to know the full extent of the damage, Oxfam reports that so far 11 m...

Honduran security agents stopped the latest migrant caravan Thursday Cops and immigration agents turned away migrants from reaching Guatemala  At least 600 Hondurans had departed toward the United States on Wednesday Honduran officials turned away those who did not have passports or identification documents and required proof of COVID-19 tests    The caravan included residents who were impacted by Hurricanes Eta and Iota Migrants were seeking to cross into Guatemala and travel through Mexi...

Hundreds of Hondurans, many devastated by recent hurricanes, were setting out on a trek toward the United States on Wednesday night.