Arun Venugopal

For some Muslims, the rigors of Ramadan can be softened with a little pre-planning.

From cheeky candy to a wearable camera, design students at Pratt explore ways to empower and comfort immigrants.

After Salvadoran, Nicagaraguan and Haitian immigrants lost their Temporary Protected Status, members of the Nepali community wonder if they'll be next.

Drag Queen Story Hour is exactly what it sounds like. And it's coming to a library near you.

Worried about the direction of the nation's immigration debate, a group of young immigrants set off on foot from lower Manhattan to the nation's capital.

Immigrants have a lot riding on the Senate immigration debate, but so far there's little to suggest anything substantive will emerge.

As Black Panther arrives in movie theaters this week, black audiences think it could fundamentally change how they're seen.

A prominent immigrant rights activist argues that he and others are being targeted by the Trump administration due to their political beliefs.

Changes to immigration policy are prompting some foreign-born healthcare workers to abandon their jobs.

The Trump administration is chock-full of South Asian Americans, or desis. So progressives in the community are heaping on the scorn.

The implications are substantial for both the immigrant seeking a safe haven, and the houses of worship providing it.

ProPublica's Documenting Hate team and 130 other newsrooms tracked hate crimes in 2017. Here's what they learned.

Thousands of undocumented immigrants wear ankle monitors while they await immigration court proceedings, but a small number are choosing to cut them off in ceremonial protest.

The Trump administration's decision to end TPS for Haitians in the U.S. means the Dejean brothers may need to give up the life they've built for themselves in Brooklyn.

The Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status for 59,000 Haitians forces members of the community to weigh their options. 

The decision gives about 59,000 Haitians with Temporary Protected Status — about 5,200 of them in New York State — until July 2019 to leave the U.S.

It was a racist flyer that caught everyone's attention, one that blared the word TERRORISM right next to an image of Ravi Bhalla's face.

The closing of the news sites DNA Info and Gothamist resulted in more than a hundred lost jobs. But labor organizers think the issue could rally journalists to their side.

Tens of thousands of immigrants from Central America could find out whether they'll be deported or allowed to remain in the U.S. longer.

Right before the election, Mayor Bill de Blasio argued that the city was better under his watch, while Republican candidate Nicole Malliotakis called his integrity into question.