In the first of a five-part video series featuring immigration activists in Maricopa County, Arizona, Reyna Montoya talks about how even the risk of family separation terrifies children, how she uses art for healing—and that one time she stopped a bus full of undocumented folks from being deported. 

As an accountability mechanism.

The county Board of Supervisors will vote.

The influx has abated.

Whether that means before or after the election remains unclear.

The exact opposite of what Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) have claimed.

Congressional mandates mean the U.S. is required to lock up 34,000 immigrant detainees a day.

Don’t expect a humanitarian response to this “humanitarian crisis.”

Republicans and the Obama administration both deeply misunderstand issues at the heart of the humanitarian situation at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The president orders a review. Is that enough?

Take a glimpse inside one judge’s courtroom.

The settlement will only apply to San Francisco.

A coalition of civil rights groups declared victory yesterday after two years of battling an immigration law criticized for being excessive and leading to racial profiling.

This immigrant mother was shackled to a bed during childbirth while detained five years ago, and is finally receiving justice.

How a group of protestors–many undocumented–interrupted business as usual.

Protestors in Tucson, Ariz. are stopping ICE buses full of people being taken to ‘Operation Streamline, which rapidly deports as many as 70 immigrants each day.