Supreme Court sides with Biden's 2021 deportation policyThe court ruled Friday that Texas and Louisiana lack standing to sue the Biden administration over its 2021 deportation policy.
Law used to prosecute those who encourage illegal immigration upheldThe Supreme Court in a 7-2 vote rejected arguments that the law is too broad and violates the Constitution.
Government data indicates sizable drop in migrant encountersThe expiration of Title 42 was expected by many to cause a spike in migrant encounters. CBP officials noted the opposite.
LGBTQ+ refugees on the rise as they seek safer, more accepting nationsAbout 70 countries criminalize same-sex intimacy.
DACA recipients face uncertain future as program enters 11th yearIt's been 11 years since President Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
NYC migrants seeking asylum have difficulties finding social servicesMigrants are struggling to access important socials services in New York City, according to a recent survey.
Florida's new immigration law goes into effect in less than a monthThe new immigration law will require hospitals receiving Medicaid money to ask patients for their immigration status.
Newsom tweets 'kidnapping charges?' to DeSantisCalifornia said an investigation is underway after two planes of migrants landed there as Florida has a program that sends migrants to other states.
Border Patrol neglected to view medical file before 8-year-old's deathInvestigators say a Border Patrol nurse declined to read the file that said the 8-year-old had a heart condition and a rare blood disorder.
Migrants, advocates say new Florida law will greatly hurt labor marketA new law will penalize businesses who employ undocumented migrants, and advocates say it'll greatly affect the state's labor market.
Revised DACA program to face Texas judge who ruled against itDACA, originally put in place by President Barack Obama's administration in 2012, has faced many legal journeys through various federal courts.
How Florida immigration law impacts out-of-state driver's licensesStarting July 1, a new Florida law will create more restrictions for undocumented migrants.
Floridians worry for labor effects of new undocumented migrant lawA new Florida law will tighten restrictions on undocumented people living in Florida, and opponents worry it'll worsen the labor shortage.
Texas sues Biden administration over phone app for asylum-seekersThe lawsuit claims the CBP One app encourages migrants to enter the U.S. even if they don't qualify for asylum.
Migrant influx: New York City seeks to suspend 'right to shelter'Mayor Eric Adams says as many as 700 asylum-seekers are arriving each day, and the city is running out of resources to house them.
The past and present of so-called 'sanctuary cities'More places in the U.S. are being called "sanctuary cities," but what exactly does that mean?
Mom of girl who died in Border Patrol custody says she begged for helpPleas for medical care were ignored, says the mother.
NYC running out of space to house influx of migrantsThe mayor says as many as 700 asylum-seekers are arriving each day.
8-year-old girl dies in US Border Patrol custody in TexasThe news comes after authorities confirmed Friday that a 17-year-old unaccompanied migrant staying at a U.S. facility in Florida died.
Florida will send state troopers, national guard to Texas borderThe office of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said it was prepared to send more than 1,000 law enforcement and National Guard personnel to Texas.
Chicago church helping migrants in need of shelter, food, communityOne pastor shared how his congregation and community are helping welcome the influx migrants to Chicago and trying to meet their needs.
Border officials report fewer interactions after Title 42 expirationThe Biden administration says there was not a spike in border crossings as they had expected.
Title 42 lifted: Officials assess effects, migrants plan next stepsBrownsville, Texas, is under a state of emergency to handle potential migrant surges.
Florida's new immigration law creates 'panic' in agriculture communityThe law, which cracks down on illegal immigration, will have a wide-ranging impact on a number of vital industries.
The end of Title 42 leaves many migrants looking for answersThose who just came to the U.S. face a complicated process full of delays and new questions.
NYC relaxes shelter rules to house more asylum seekersMayor Eric Adams signed an executive order that suspends portions of the city's right-to-shelter law.
Unaccompanied child migrant dies in US custodyA Honduran official said the child was a 17-year-old staying at a U.S. facility in Florida.
| Justin Boggs and Andrea Diaz
What is Title 8, the law now governing immigration?Title 42 is still technically in place but won't be used to enforce immigration law. Instead, the U.S. is following its pre-pandemic laws.
Misinformation, confusion among migrants as Title 42 formally endsWhile thousands of migrants attempt to navigate sweeping immigration changes, cities like El Paso say they're prepared to provide shelter and meals.
Mayorkas warns migrants: 'The border is not open' after Title 42 endsNow that Title 42 has ended, the U.S. government wants to make it clear "The border is not open."
