Julianne Welby

His deadline to leave the U.S. is in 13 months — enough time for loved ones to appreciate special moments, and wonder what life could be like without him.

The New Sanctuary Coalition is training the volunteers before they travel to the border to help migrants.

Mayor de Blasio pledged nearly $385 million toward school fitness facilities. But the Brooklyn Borough President says the resources aren't getting to students.

New Jersey tells ICE to back off, and ICE threatens more "collateral" arrests.

The Legal Aid Society calls it a "landmark case" that will provide clients a meaningful opportunity to fight against criminal charges that could lead to deportation.

An evening of conversation, hand-clapping and Double Dutch at The Greene Space.

Immigrant communities and candidates were at the center of the Democratic takeover of the House, as well as local and state races.

Immigrant kids who enter the U.S. alone are being detained in shelters for too long, according to a lawsuit, because of onerous new background checks required of their relatives.

Dug-in Republicans, determined Dems, and wavering indies. What else did you think we’d find only days before the election?

The mobilization of Chinese American voters against affirmative action is being met with overtures from Republicans. The community is listening.

A federal appeals court has granted a stay of deportation to Ragbir, but only until it makes a decision on whether a lower court should hear his First Amendment case.

The Trump Administration's plan to make it harder for low-income immigrants to get green cards has caused tremendous confusion throughout New York City, and could cost the city money.

Felons on parole in New York State now have the right to vote, but New York City's voter guide failed to mention that, risking confusion on election day for thousands of parolees.

With the surge in the Latino population in Suffolk County, volunteers are hoping to sign on more new voters, despite the obstacles.

An afternoon of discord and dissent

A single psychological evaluation can mean the difference between freedom and deportation.

Like thousands of Central American kids who crossed the U.S. border, 18-year-old Melvin wants asylum. But he arrived just as the Trump Administration made that process harder.

David Gonzalez said his 32-year-old brother, Peter, is emotionally disturbed and nonverbal. He went missing on Oct. 2.

Ms. Colombia — aka Osvaldo Gomez — was a New York City fixture and opened her heart to the people of Queens.

Two California counties recently ended contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the different ways they played out could be informative for Hudson.