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Nearly 600,000 Migrants Released Inside US Since 2021 With No Immigration Court Date
Migrants must apply for asylum in court, but many are now in legal limbo without court dates and charging documents, unaware they’re passing their one-year deadline to apply.
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At Least 500 Migrants Arrive in Florida Keys in What County Sheriff Describes as ‘Crisis'
At least 500 migrants have arrived in small boats along the Florida Keys over the last several days in what the local sheriff’s office described on Monday as a “crisis.”
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Texas City to Bus Thousands of Migrants Across the US as Trump-Era Border Restrictions Expire
Up to 5,000 migrants per day may be bused from El Paso to Dallas, Houston and other cities with major airports so that they can be transported to other points across the U.S.
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Biden Admin Moves to Secure Abortion Access for Detained Unaccompanied Migrant Girls
The U.S. government is taking steps to ensure that pregnant migrant youths who are in its custody but not accompanied by parents can access abortion services.
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Prison-Like Center Puts Focus on UK's Response to Migrants
Behind wire fences in southeast England, children wave their arms and chant “freedom” to grab the attention of people on the other side.
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84 Migrants Found in a Dump Truck in Texas Human Smuggling Attempt, Officials Say
The driver faces dozens of counts of human smuggling after a truck was stopped in southern Texas on Tuesday.
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Texas Sheriff Brings Migrants Flown to Martha's Vineyard a Step Closer to Legal Status
A path to legal status has opened for the 49 migrants flown last month to Martha’s Vineyard after a Texas sheriff signed off on U visa certifications.
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US Treasury Inspector General to Probe Florida Migrant Flights
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Inspector General will look into whether the state of Florida misused federal tax dollars when it moved 48 recent migrants from Texas to Massachusetts in September.
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Pope Slams Treatment of Migrants as 2 Italians Become Saints
Pope Francis has denounced Europe’s treatment of migrants as “disgusting, sinful and criminal.”
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Florida Officials Began Planning Migrant Transport in July, Documents Show
Florida documents show officials began planning to transport migrants to other states in July and told potential contractors their task would be to relocate them on a voluntary basis.
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Another Busload of Migrants Dropped Off at Vice President's Residence
Another bus carrying asylum seekers dropped off about 50 men, women and children early Thursday outside of Vice President Kamala Harris’ official residence in Northwest D.C.
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Migrants Flown by Florida to Mass. Are Getting Death Threats, Lawyers Say
The group of about 50 migrants at the heart of the lawsuit were flown last week to Martha’s Vineyard after fleeing Venezuela.
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‘Our Hearts Break': Young Woman Seeking Asylum Takes Own Life in NYC Shelter, Mayor Says
A young woman seeking asylum killed herself in an NYC shelter amid an ongoing political battle between Texas and the Biden administration, Mayor Eric Adams says.
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Marin Airporter Responds After Buses With Company's Logo Seen Offloading Migrants
A Bay Area-based company is responding after images of buses with its logo were seen offloading migrants in New York City.
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Bay Area-Based Marin Airporter Denies Connection to Migrant Busing
A Bay Area-based company is responding after images of shuttle buses with its logo were seen offloading migrants in New York City.
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Venezuelan Migrants Reportedly Flown to Sacramento
A Northern California advocacy group said it is helping eight migrants from Venezuela who arrived in Sacramento on two separate flights.
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Venezuelan Migrants Reportedly Flown to Sacramento
A Northern California advocacy group said it is helping eight migrants from Venezuela who arrived in Sacramento on two separate flights.
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More Migrants Sent to Vice President's Residence in DC by Republican Governor
A new busload of migrants arrived at the vice presidents residence in Washington, DC on Saturday.
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Fla. Sending Migrants North Evokes Memories of 1962 ‘Reverse Freedom Rides'
Wednesday’s unexpected arrival of dozens of undocumented immigrants, sent to Martha’s Vineyard from Florida under the order of Gov. Ron DeSantis, brought back vivid memories of a similar situation that unfolded on Cape Cod more than 60 years ago. In June of 1962, white supremacists in the South arranged for hundreds of Black families from Arkansas to board one-way buses…