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1 in 3 Fear That Immigrants Want to Replace Americans, Influence Elections, Poll Shows
Two-thirds of Americans, according to the AP poll, feel the country’s diverse population makes the U.S. stronger, and far more favor than oppose a path to legal status for immigrants brought into the U.S. illegally as children.
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ICE Deportation Agents Expand Use of App Advocates Say Violates Privacy to Monitor Immigrants
U.S. immigration authorities are turning to smartphones to keep tabs on immigrants and ensure they attend their deportation hearings
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More Than 12% of Hispanic Households Don't Have a Bank Account. Here's Why That Can Cost Big Bucks
The number of unbanked Americans is at an all-time low, but the Covid-19 pandemic may push those numbers back up, the FDIC said.
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U.S. Will No Longer Deport People Solely Because They Are Undocumented, Homeland Security Secretary Says
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said immigration officers can no longer detain and deport people solely because they’re undocumented.
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New York City Is Funding College Plans for Students in the Hopes of Closing the Wealth Gap
This fall, every public school kindergarten student in New York City is getting $100 in a 529 college savings plan.
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Groups Sue Mexico Seeking to Stop Mass Removal of Migrants
Four migrant defense groups in Mexico say they have sought court injunctions to block what they call “massive” deportations by the government.
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Health Care for Older Immigrants Sees Momentum Among States
Illinois is leading a handful of Democratic-run states in extending health insurance coverage to adult immigrants living in the country illegally, including seniors.
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College Grad Honors Farm-Worker Parents With Photo Shoot in Field Where They Worked
Jennifer Rocha, from Coachella, California, has been working in the fields with her parents, both immigrants from Michoacán, Mexico, since she was in high school.
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‘Hard Work Finally Paid Off': San Diego Teens From Immigrant Families Accepted Into Harvard
Two San Diego teens whose families migrated to the United States in search of a better life were accepted to Harvard University, and now, they dream of giving back to the communities who saw them grow.
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FEMA to House Up to 3,000 Immigrant Teens at Dallas Site
The U.S. government plans to use the downtown Dallas convention center to hold up to 3,000 immigrant teenagers as sharply higher numbers of border crossings have severely strained the current capacity to hold youths, according to a memo obtained by The Associated Press.
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Consumer Watchdog Sues Immigration Services Company, Claiming It Preys on Detainees
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday filed a lawsuit against Libre by Nexus, claiming the company trapped immigrants into paying expensive fees.
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Maryland Senate OKs Tax Credit for Immigrants
The Maryland Senate has voted to extend a state tax credit for low-income workers to include immigrants, including those in the country illegally, as part of pandemic relief
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High Court Rules Challenge to Trump Census Plan Is Premature
The Supreme Court has dismissed as premature a challenge to President Donald Trump’s plan to exclude people living in the country illegally from the population count used to allot states seats in the House of Representatives
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DACA Faces New Court Challenge in Texas
A federal court will consider whether to invalidate a program that shields from deportation immigrants brought to the United States as children, potentially creating complications for the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden
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Thanksgiving Food That Reflects the Diversity of Our Country
As American families sit down to their Thanksgiving meals, many of them will include dishes that reflect the diverse cultures that immigrants have brought to our nation. NBCLX talked to people from Indian, Puerto Rican and Jamaican families about the native recipes that have been incorporated into their Thanksgiving celebrations.
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Former President Bush Pays Tribute to Immigrants in New Book
A new book by former President George W. Bush will highlight an issue which now sets him apart from many of his fellow Republicans — immigration.
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Everything You Need to Know About the 2020 Census
The 2020 U.S. Census is required for anyone living in the United States, but there are billions of reasons you’d want to take it: lawmakers use census data to divvy up money for important resources like hospitals, fire stations and roads. Lawmakers will rely on this year’s census data until 2030, so now’s your chance to make sure your household...
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DC-Area Leaders Hail Supreme Court's Ruling on DACA
Local leaders in the D.C. area praised the Supreme Court’s historic ruling Thursday on the status of immigrants who were illegally brought to the United States as children. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bower said she stands with recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program. “DREAMers represent the best of us and our values as a nation of immigrants,”...
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For Immigrants, Marching with Black Lives Matter Has Risks
Among the thousands who march each day in support of the Black Lives Matter movement are immigrants and their advocates. But protesting for them has an added risk: inadvertently winding up in immigration custody. All over the country, immigrants are expressing solidarity with the movement that has taken off since the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. The same organizations that...
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Detained Immigrants Plead for Masks, Protection From Virus
The coronavirus is spreading in immigration detention, with more than 70 detainees in 13 states testing positive and hundreds of others under quarantine