In the first years of the Trump administration, the former president’s so-called “zero-tolerance” policy sparked outrage as videos of migrant children being forcibly separated from their parents by Customs and Border Protection officials surfaced. Trump officially ended the policy in 2018.

Rep. Greg Stanton will chair an immigration task force created by lawmakers calling themselves the New Democrat Coalition.

"World of Our Mothers" captures the oral histories of 45 women who immigrated from Mexico to the U.S. in the early 1900s, and their experiences living and working in Arizona mining towns and barrios.

The Department of Justice was back in court this month for a case that could decide the future of DACA.

Along the U.S.-Mexico border, the agency's creation intensified a crackdown along the U.S.-Mexico border known as Prevention Through Deterrence.

Under a new asylum rule proposed by the Biden administration in February, migrants seeking protection in the U.S. can be denied if they don’t first seek protection in a country they pass through. It’s a so-called transit ban and rights activists warn it could worsen a border crisis that began under the Trump administration — family separation.

A pro-asylum coalition is organizing pushback on a proposed United States plan to generally deny asylum to migrants who come here without first seeking protection in a country they passed through. The alliance called Welcome With Dignity has launched a webpage portal for submitting comments directly to the government.

With the number of Cubans arriving in and traveling through Mexico increasing, the country is now offering a program for those seeking to reunite with family there.

The number of asylum applications in Mexico remains at an all-time high, and authorities say the country’s asylum system cannot handle the number of petitions it receives.