U.S. POLITICS

U.S. Immigration News

This section covers immigration in the United States — policy, enforcement, visa systems, asylum and the legal proceedings that shape who enters and who remains. Reporting follows both the legal framework and how it is applied.

Trump Says Deportations Spare Waitresses, Farm Workers

Trump Says Deportations Spare Waitresses, Farm Workers

The president said his immigration push targets murderers and drug dealers more than service and farm laborers, and floated a deal for long-term residents.

Live Poll

Should long-term, tax-paying immigrants without legal status be allowed to stay in the U.S.?


Recent news


More in Immigration

Reporting here takes in enforcement actions and their scope, visa category changes, asylum case rulings, border operations and the administrative and legislative shifts that alter how immigration law is implemented. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix are among the cities with the largest immigrant populations, and policy changes register in those communities in ways that provide sustained local reporting context for national stories. Court rulings on immigration enforcement tend to generate coverage that extends well past the decision itself, as injunctions and appeals play out over months or years. Administrative rulemaking — rather than legislation — has driven most of the major changes to the immigration system in recent cycles, making regulatory tracking a central part of this coverage.