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AP Photo/Julio Cortez The situation at the southern border is only getting worse, and when it comes to solutions, there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel. It has been challenging to gain insight into the extent of the problem primarily due to a disturbing lack of transparency on the part of the Biden administration, whose actions caused the migrant crisis. But the crisis has caused severe problems for those affected, and if the White House does not start taking the issue seriously, the consequences could become even more dire. As it stands today, there are several ways the situati...

Print The Long Beach Convention Center is poised to become the second temporary facility in California to hold migrant children who traveled to the southern U.S. border without their parents or legal guardians. Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia said in an interview Monday that migrant children could begin arriving within a week. The San Diego Convention Center started taking in migrant children late last month. Federal authorities also have requested to use Camp Roberts, a California Army National Guard base along the Central Coast. The contract still must be approved by the Long Beach City Co...

LOS ANGELES — The Long Beach Convention Center is poised to become the second temporary facility in California to hold migrant children who traveled to the southern U.S. border without their parents or legal guardians. Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia said in an interview Monday that migrant children could begin arriving within a week. The San Diego Convention Center started taking in migrant children late last month. Federal authorities also have requested to use Camp Roberts, a California Army National Guard base along the Central Coast. The contract still must be approved by the Long Be...

In one overcrowded holding facility in south Texas, there were not enough caregivers to care for 500 migrant children under the age of 12, the report said.

The fight for drivers’ rights heads to New York Supreme Court Drivers for rideshare company Via claim it has refused to enter into arbitration to settle their employment status 0 447 5 minutes read A lawsuit in New York claims that rideshare company Via has refused to pay for and enter arbitration with drivers who believe they are employees and not independent contractors. (Photo: Via) A new suit in New York claims that rideshare companies Via Transportation and its black car-owned Flatiron Transit (collectively Via) have refused to settle disputes with drivers through arbitration...