How the Supreme Court decides will affect not only birthright citizenship but could make it harder for judges to pause other Trump initiatives.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments May 15 over Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship. Here's what that is, and what Trump wants to do.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a tougher migration policy a central plank of his election campaign and ordered more border ...

If you are a graduate of Yale University, you can vote every spring for a member of the Yale Corporation, which selects the ...

A day-long vigil protesting Avelo Airlines' newly launched deportation flights out of Arizona culminated with a group of ...

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has ordered asylum seekers to be turned away at the border. A move that is ...

In a time of aggressive immigration enforcement, some international musicians are deciding that going through the complicated ...

The U.S. Department of Justice quietly instituted a policy in April that allows immigration judges to throw out immigrant asylum cases without a hearing. In an April 11 memo issued by the DOJ’s ...

In 100 days, he has dramatically upended U.S. immigration policy through sweeping executive ... detained and deported without due process. The changes have sparked lawsuits, stirred confusion ...

In fact he has already exercised power for more than two months, setting in motion changes so far ... turned to Alternative for Germany, an ethnonationalist, anti-immigration party some of whose ...

The Department of Homeland security restored the immigration ... s higher education policies. While the letter does not criticize the Trump administration for the abrupt changes in status, it ...