The study, released by advocacy group Human Rights Watch, highlights the dangers Salvadorans face when sent back to a country plagued by a humanitarian crisis.
The Trump administration, along with The National Archives, poses a threat “to our nation’s capacity to protect and learn from history,” says Columbia professor Dr. Matthew Connelly.
The president can now move forward with his updated public charge rule, which denies a path to legal permanent residency to immigrants in need of government-funded financial assistance.
The federal government is reportedly putting Honduran and Salvadoran migrants on planes to the “safe third country” without instructions about what to do next.
After five incarcerated people were killed in 10 days of violence, activists say the state’s prison system is responsible for inhumane conditions and civil rights violations.
Customs and Border Protection reportedly ordered to detain people of Iranian heritage entering the United States from Canada, regardless of citizenship status.
The Colorlines team is sharing our favorite shows, books, hashtags, movies and more of 2019. Here, mass criminalization writer Shani Saxon chronicles the immigration reform advocacy of her favorite artist of the year.
Neil Barsky, founder of The Marshall Project, writes in The New York Times that true reform will come once more Americans are incentivized by the government to volunteer and teach skills inside prisons.
