Immigration and the Border

Carlos Hernandez Vasquez, 16, of Guatemala, writhed in agony in his Border Patrol cell and collapsed on the floor, where he lay for hours, according to footage published by ProPublica.

Asylum seekers desperate to enter the U.S. have started to spring down vehicle lanes or rent cars at border crossings to try to avoid the Trump policy that prohibits them from filing claims at the border.

Asylum seekers are sending their children alone into the U.S., where they will remain at least for now. This is not how the system should work.

Tom Kiefer, who photographed items confiscated at the Mexico border, has his project “El Sueño Americano” on view at the Skirball Cultural Center.

More than 100 have showed up at the border alone after being sent back under the Trump administration’s Remain in Mexico program.

A federal judge in Oregon has granted an injunction barring a Trump administration rule from going into effect that would require immigrants to show proof of health insurance to get a visa.

Raul Rodriguez, an 18-year officer and Navy veteran, didn’t know he was born in Mexico until internal investigators confronted him last year with his birth certificate.

Ken Cuccinelli, the acting deputy secretary of Homeland Security, defends the Trump administration’s asylum policies.

Asylum officers are trained to determine which claims are valid. Forcing them to make immigrants wait in Mexico is immoral.

A San Diego judge rules the Trump administration was misapplying policy to migrants who’d arrived at southern border before the ban took effect but were told to wait in line

After three youths died of the flu last year, doctors want to give free vaccinations to migrants — but Border Patrol has so far refused.

The parents of today’s ‘Dreamers’ wanted a better life for their children, just like my grandpa when he left Mexico for Texas in 1945.