International
As thousands enter Europe, EU flails in anti-smuggling efforts
Why did Frontex, the EU border agency, abruptly cancel a successful anti-smuggling pilot program in Greece?
Deported by the US, Giovanni Miranda plunged into a circle of violence that traps countless Central American migrants
Veterans in a paramilitary group called the Arizona Border Recon patrol the US-Mexico borderlands in their free time
For the 10 percent of young people who are returned from the US, failure weighs heavily, and the safety net is thin
Border crossers increasingly returned to dangerous cities where they’re easy prey for ruthless criminal organizations
Far from the European refugee crisis, Central Americans with asylum claims detained in for-profit facilities
The surge of Central American migrants has swelled the immigration court system, pressuring judges and defendants alike
Under pressure to speed deportations, Immigration and Customs Enforcement relies on documents of questionable validity
Shoddy immigration service providers waste victims' time and money, and sometimes cause deportation
The Bernals, whose mother is in deportation proceedings, are one of 9 million mixed-status families in the US
Why did Frontex, the EU border agency, abruptly cancel a successful anti-smuggling pilot program in Greece?
A new study of London's Bangladeshi community finds that cultural assimilation changes how people engage with the world
Maximizing profits means minimizing medical staffing and care
As Swedish nationals continue to join ISIL, the country’s commitment to social democracy is under strain
Pontiff’s plea for compassion for refugees will likely fall on deaf ears in Washington
Reverend Derrick Harkins who was the former Director of Faith Outreach for the Democratic Party, weighs in on the topic
Donald trump is softening his stance on Pope Francis after trading angry words over his stance on immigration
In Mexico, within view of the US, Pope Francis calls for ‘No more death, no more exploitation’ of migrants
Republicans respond to a changing electorate with greater obstacles to voting
The club was started to keep immigrant kids from roaming the streets and away from gangs
Over 2,100 migrants have died crossing into Arizona since 2001, and those numbers show no signs of slowing down
A primer on the idiosyncrasies of the policies governing who is allowed in and who gets to stay in the U.S.
More college graduates among new immigrants, reflecting the growing demand for qualified workers in the US
Rights groups decry alleged sexual abuse of immigrants at family detention facilities run by private contractors
The US detains thousands of undocumented immigrants with no criminal history in prison-like conditions
Fault Lines investigates the business of immigrant detention in the US
Thousands trying to cross to Britain from France overwhelm security at terminal near Calais
