13 issues · 2021–2023
The fight for immigrant justice grows as the future of almost 600,000 people becomes uncertain with the recent DACA ruling.
Examining how the latest changes to the citizenship test have made it even more challenging to become a U.S. citizen.
Before five wealthy men perished in the Titan submersible, 500 migrants died in a shipwreck off the coast of Greece with minimal news coverage.
The Transcontinental Railroad is hailed as one of the country's greatest engineering feats, but the immigrants who built it have long been ignored.
Despite ongoing inhumane treatment and policies, immigrant rights receive significantly less attention from the media, public, and legislators post-elections.
The Ciudad Juárez fire tragedy is not an outlier but a direct result of deprioritizing human life in U.S. immigration policies.
Immigrants in two for-profit detention centers in California are on a hunger strike against the "abhorrent" conditions in the facilities.
The U.S. legal system played a vital role in constructing the country's understanding of race and whiteness, as was the case of Bhagat Singh Thind.
Concerns of an imminent population collapse stoke fear that humanity is about to face its biggest threat due to declining birth rates globally.
Thousands of migrants have disappeared due to cruel U.S. immigration policies, causing their relatives to search for answers and their remains.
Miles de migrantes han desaparecido por crueles políticas migratorias, haciendo que sus familiares busquen respuestas y sus restos.
As we enter a season of holidays created from migration, displacement, and shelter, there is no better time than now to recenter immigration justice.
As an unaccompanied minor who traveled to the U.S. for refuge, Sergio shares his story and how we can support other unaccompanied youths.