El Salvador
The Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status will have far-reaching consequences.
Migrant mother Blanca Orantes-Lopez describes the moments she was separated from her son after crossing the border in a chilling audio tape.
Maria Fuentes, who has a temporary protected status visa, serves and cleans up after the men and women who want to see her thrown out of the country.
The administration previously ended temporary protected status for immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Nepal, Nicaragua and Sudan.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Ending Temporary Protected Status for this already wounded community will hurt them now, and for years to come.
Its tactics are vicious, but it isn't "taking over" the country.
Salvadoran immigrants who have long filled D.C.'s service jobs will soon lose their protected status.
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) became enraged when talking to DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, who claims not to recall Trump’s infamously racist comments on immigration policy.
Whatever small feeling of welcome the president gave to us 1,123 new Americans, he undid the very same day.
There was a wave of passionate reactions across the media and Washington in response to Trump’s comments on “shithole countries.”