Trump signed his $147-million replacement border wall with a Sharpie
President Donald Trump visited the $147-million border wall replacement project in Otay Mesa, California, on Wednesday, and called it "amazing."
The Pentagon was apparently blindsided by a Trump administration move that affects children of deployed troops
A new policy affecting the citizenship of children born to some US service members appears to have surprised the Department of Defense.
The Trump administration just opened the door to the indefinite detention of migrant children
The administration's elimination of key protections for young migrants have led to concerns they could be detained for a prolonged period of time.
How I built credit from scratch when I moved to the US
When I moved to the US from Canada, I assumed my credit history would move with me — but it didn't. So I had to start building credit from scratch.
The Trump administration's new green card rule could be 'a backdoor' to immigration reform, experts say
The proposed Trump green card rule change could significantly alter who comes the United States and gets permanent residency.
ICE raids at Mississippi food plants result in over 600 arrests
In Morton, about 40 miles east of the capital of Jackson, workers filled three buses — two for men and one for women — at a Koch Foods Inc. plant.
AOC accused border patrol officials of abusing female migrants
During her visit to migrant detention centers, Ocasio-Cortez accused CBP of "systemic cruelty" in its treatment of detainees.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slams border patrol agents who degraded migrants
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez accused the US Border Patrol of having a "violent culture" after reports emerged about its secret Facebook group.
Report: ICE officers wonder 'what the hell is going on' at the border
One ICE officer told The New Yorker "almost nobody was looking forward to this operation," and that it was filled with logistical challenges.
Poll: Majority of voters think they're better off but don't like Trump
A new poll highlights the paradox of Donald Trump's presidency: majority of voters think they're better off, but they still don't approve of him.
'We've seen this coming': Why migrant children are dying in Border Patrol custody
The deaths of migrant children in Border Patrol custody since December have triggered an uproar over the government's practice of detaining kids.
Trump's 'immigration czar' candidate Kris Kobach has a few demands
Some White House staffers were reportedly perturbed by Kris Kobach's list of demands.
Trump's new tool for collecting online bias stories asks for citizenship status
The form doesn't say exactly how the information will be used, which in the case of non-US citizens or permanent residents could be potentially dangerous.
There are fewer immigrants moving to the US. This map shows where they're headed.
Florida, the Bay Area, the East Coast, and Texas stand out, with counties in the northern Great Plains also seeing growth in immigrant communities.
Investor Sam Zell speaks at SALT conference on real estate
Sam Zell, the billionaire founder of Equity International, said at the SALT conference in Las Vegas that real estate was facing "oversupply."
The White House hints Trump may veto congressional resolution disapproving his national-emergency declaration
President Donald Trump declared a national emergency on Friday in order to circumvent Congress so he could secure funding for a US-Mexico border wall.
Thousands from migrant caravan are giving up on trying to enter the US after facing Trump's tough asylum policies
Over 2,000 members of the migrant caravan have either chosen to return home or remain in Mexico on work permits, The New York Times reports.
Tom Brokaw apologizes after saying 'the Hispanics should work harder at assimilation'
Brokaw said on "Meet the Press" that Hispanic people should ensure their children learn English and that "they feel comfortable in their communities."
Trump says he doubts Congress can strike a deal on the border wall and says another government shutdown is 'certainly an option'
The longest government shutdown in US history ended Friday, after Trump caved and signed a funding bill that included no money for the wall.
One asylum-seeker explains why he's fleeing Trump's America and seeking refuge in Canada
One asylum-seeker who said he had been living in the US for 25 years explained why he was seeking refuge in Canada, away from President Donald Trump.
