Immigration

This isn’t a compromise.

“The action by the Department of Homeland Security to rescind TPS status for Haitian immigrants is clearly racially motivated.”

“It is in no company’s interests to target and to violate the rights of any of its customers.:

It jumped from 42 percent to 47 percent.

I’m infuriated by today’s deal. Democrats cravenly backed down in exchange for more delay and an uncertain promise of future action.

Every time we think Democrats will show up, they don’t.

“Democrats are still not willing to go to the mat to allow people in my community to live in our country legally.”

Since Trump killed DACA, 17,000 of us have lost protection from deportation and 850 more are losing it each week.

The January 21, 2018 episode.

Considering the history of immigrant youth coming to the United States from Cuba, why wouldn’t the DREAMers deserve to stay in the only country they call home?

In my most recent research, I interviewed DACA graduate students about the impacts of DACA’s forced name alteration. Here’s what they told me.

“Democrats aren’t going to blink. We’re going to stand by our values.”

Democratic leaders should unite and stand firm against President Donald J. Trump (“Racist-in-Chief” and “Hustler-in-Chief”) and the complicit Republican leaders on passing a clean DACA bill.

#LetMyPeopleStay

For any of us to continue living our lives without fear of deportation, Congress needs to pass the Dream Act.

As Trump Administration appeals court ruling on DACA, youth say: “Republicans must stop blocking the Dream Act and Congress must pass the bill by January 19 because our lives are at stake!”

The recent deportation notice filed against Washington-based immigrant rights activist and mother, Maru Mora-Villalpando, is a clear sign that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is turning into Trump’s secret police and silencing immigrants who fight back.

#IStandWithRavi

Shedding some light on the country’s complex crime problem. Spoiler: It’s not just about the gangs.

What broke on Tuesday night. It’s a big development.

A Tuesday media release from the government of Puerto Rico said that the island’s resident commissioner —a non-voting delegate of Congress— plans to present the seven members of a Puerto Rican statehood commission to the House of Representatives.