Migrant And Refugee Crisis

Feds Denied Iraqi Mom's Return To The U.S., Despite Death Threats

After years of navigating the complicated U.S. immigration system, she had to make a bleak choice: send her children home alone, or stay with them and face violence.
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These Injured Palestinians Made It Out Of Gaza. Their Loved Ones Did Not — And The Distance Is Agony.

“Our hearts are still back in Gaza,” one mother told HuffPost. “I die a hundred times a day for my kids.”
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This Agency Has Been A Lifeline For Palestinian Refugees. It's Hanging On By A Thread.

UNRWA has provided direct relief and aid to Palestinians for 75 years. Damaging claims by Israel have left its fate in question.
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Jesse Watters Turns Racism Up A Notch With Heartless Dig At Migrant Children

The snide commentary from the Fox News host isn't helping the immigration crisis.
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Mayors Of Five Big Cities Seek A Meeting With Biden On How To Better Manage Arriving Migrants

The mayors of Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles and New York are pressing to meet with President Joe Biden about the migrants arriving in their cities.
By COLLEEN LONG, AP

These Teddy Bears Serve As A 'Symbol Of Resistance' For Ukrainian Refugees

"At least while we crochet, we don’t think about it," said one member of a group providing therapy and income to women who fled Russia's invasion.
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As A War Survivor, Here’s What I Dread About Fourth Of July Celebrations

"When I was 16, I fled the war in my native Bosnia and was fortunate to find refuge in the United States."
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Two Survivors Of A Deadly Shipwreck Describe Their Ordeal To Greek Authorities

A Greek news web site has published excerpts from the depositions of two survivors of Wednesday's deadly shipwreck off southwestern Greece.
By DEMETRIS NELLAS, AP

Hundreds Still Feared Missing After Sinking Of Migrant Boat In Greece

A sweeping search and rescue operation has failed to find any more survivors after a fishing boat sank off the coast of southern Greece.
By Derek Gatopoulos and Nicholas Paphitis, AP

Official: Migrants Flown To California Went Willingly, Refutes Claims Of Coercion

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration says three dozen migrants whom the state flew from the southern border to California on private planes went willingly.
By TRÂN NGUYỄN and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ, AP