Anniversary of DACA Marked By Fear by Patricia Guadalupe Rallies and demonstrations on Tuesday are taking the place of long queues as immigrant rights groups and allies mark the fifth anniversary of an Obama administration deportation relief and work permission
Arizona Court: No In-State Tuition for Dreamers with DACA by Griselda Nevarez The Arizona Court of Appeals has overturned a ruling that allowed young immigrants who were granted protection from deportation to pay in-state tuition at the state’s public colleges
ICE Claims 1,000 Gang Members Arrested by Phil Helsel Immigration and Customs and Enforcement agents have recently arrested over 1,300 people in a large gang-enforcement operation across the United States, officials said Thursday. Twenty-one of the 1,378 people arrested were taken into
Are DACA Recipients Safe From Deportation? By Elena Shore When it comes to Trump’s changes to immigration policy, many immigrants have a common question: Who is affected and what do the changes mean for them? It’s a question that Martha
By EMILIE EATON Cronkite News PHOENIX – In March, 24-year-old Franko Milan accomplished his dream of becoming a real estate agent. Two years before, Milan was jumping between jobs. He was a supermarket courtesy clerk for a while. He worked for two
By: Genesis Monserrate The fight towards achieving education equality in the States still continues. Despite 17 states approving undocumented students for in-state tuition, DREAMers have fewer, limited options available to pay for college. Only four states: California, New Mexico, Texas
By: Genesis Monserrate Granting in-state tuition to undocumented students has become a debate issue among government officials. In the midst of bipartisan disagreement in the Senate, many states have moved on to pursue their goal of allowing immigrants to gain
Nine young people who claimed asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border were granted parole on Wednesday, and released from an immigration detention center in Arizona. The “Dream 9” crossed the border in late July as part of a protest against U.S.
Por Mariela Gomez De Ell Sabían que la idea era arriesgada y que podrían terminar durmiendo tras las rejas pero aun así, el lunes de la semana pasada un grupo de jóvenes, cinco de ellos deportados en años recientes y
