Immigration Reform

The Nonviolent Offenders Congress Forgot

While prison reform gains momentum, the immigration debate remains "tough on crime."
By Christie Thompson, The Marshall Project

Congress Threatens Sanctuary Cities With Loss Of Law Enforcement Funds

Even though lawmakers don't even agree on what a "sanctuary city" is.
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Filipino World War II Veterans Will Get Easier Path To Reunite With Family

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Joe Biden: Undocumented Immigrants Are 'Already Americans'

Vice President Joe Biden gave an impassioned defense of comprehensive immigration reform -- and the undocumented immigrants it would help -- during a speech on Thursday, saying it would boost the economy and improve foreign relations.
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Marco Rubio Opposes Own Immigration Bill Becoming Law

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Wisconsin Immigrant Faces Deportation For Smoking Weed As A Teenager

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Tea Partiers Boo Marco Rubio On Immigration

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Latina TV Star: 'My Name Is America'

"Ugly Betty" star America Ferrera pushes for an immigration reform bill, saying "My Name Is America."
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How the Immigration Debate Changed the Course of the 2012 Election

Here's my prediction: the day after the election, many a pundit will be chewing on the fact that Latinos played a decisive role in the outcome of the Presidential race.
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What Does It Mean To Be An American?

As we celebrate America's Independence Day -- as we explore what it means to be American on the most American of all days -- I also celebrate my independence from the word "illegal."
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