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One 2019 study from the Migration Policy Institute found that between 2001 and 2013, almost 300 foreign-born soldiers died in service of their adoptive country José Gutierrez is not a name remembered by most Americans, but it should be. The Marine Corps. Lance corporal – believed to have been... Continue »

DACA recipients and loved ones told lawmakers during a Senate forum that the administration’s mass deportation agenda has left their families in “constant fear” Maria de Jesus Estrada Juárez  – the DACA recipient who was wrongfully separated from her U.S. citizen daughter this past February despite holding valid deportation... Continue »

Most Americans strongly oppose the mass deportation uglinesses terrorizing their communities and neighbors. Lawmakers should remember that amid the reconciliation fight Congressional Republicans and the White House continue to careen forward with plans to seize more than $70 billion of your hard-earned money to ensure that Donald Trump and... Continue »

“Across the U.S., A/PI adults of all ethnicities and statuses are feeling the weight of anti-immigrant policies and political rhetoric” This May marks Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, which honors the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander neighbors who have enriched America’s history... Continue »

English Houston Chronicle Trump is trying to get rid of a rule that protects children in detention centers. How is that moral? | Opinion By Guest columnist May 14, 2026 The New York Times Deported Despite DACA: Dreamers Face Uncertainty Under Trump By Miriam Jordan May 15, 2026 The Washington Post This... Continue »