“The ban would separate families and cut two-thirds of green-card-based immigration.”

Ken Cuccinelli of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: “Work permits for Salvadorans will be extended for one year past resolution of litigation for an orderly wind down period.”

California state workers’ pension fund pulls money out of private prison companies GEO Group and CoreCivic.

The information will be added to an FBI database used to track down criminals.

More than 120 organizations endorsed the Health Equity and Access Under the Law for Immigrant Women and Families (HEAL) Act.

More than 30 organizations published a joint letter that details how the app threatens civil liberties and puts people of color at disproportionate risk.

The civil rights group seeks to remove wealth-based hurdles to voting.

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants in federal detention facilities and at legal ports of entry will be affected, including children. Advocates fear this type of mass collection will unduly criminalize an already vulnerable group.

The Bracero Monument in Los Angeles pays tribute to the 4.5 million Mexican nationals who crossed the border to help the U.S. mitigate labor shortages caused by World War II.

Justice advocates say we must address the harm caused by the legislation and create a new vision for safety and freedom.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson says the president violated federal law with the policy change.

“It’s really amazing that there are opportunities right now to develop comedy in this authentic space that’s also very inclusive.”

Five women seek “compensatory damages from the government” for inflicting trauma on their families.

Migrant families apprehended at the border will no longer be released into the United States while they wait for their immigration cases to be processed.