The government is reportedly sending undocumented immigrants court summonses with false dates that rights defenders say are designed to skirt a recent Supreme Court ruling.
The real harm against disabled Americans isn't the president's ableist rhetoric; it's his ableist policies.
A group of immigration judges is skeptical about the attorney general's promise to add more to their ranks—part of an apparent attempt to slash a growing backlog of cases.
Immigration authorities are now making it dangerous for non-citizen abuse victims to seek legal protections from their aggressors.
The proposal follows several other efforts to combat the ongoing epidemic on both the state and federal levels—some more effective than others.
After a year of battle in the courts, young immigrants fear that their protection from deportation could soon end.
Essentially, normal assumptions about judicial independence and freedom from political influence do not apply in immigration proceedings.
Marches occur across the country while, simultaneously, children and families are detained at the U.S. border.
The attorney general's decision to bar domestic abuse survivors from obtaining asylum seems out of step with a country engaged in a burgeoning movement against assault, advocates say.
The ruling will likely be challenged by immigration advocates, who have continually pushed back against Sessions' efforts to tighten immigration laws.
#WhereAreTheChildren has been making headlines, but there's much more going on.
Amid the outrage over missing migrant children, some of the facts have gotten murky.
As of September of 2018, over 350,000 immigration cases had been closed and never re-opened, saving some immigrants from deportation and allowing judges to move through cases more quickly.
The research the attorney general drew his conclusions from had some serious flaws.
A new "zero tolerance" border enforcement policy will launch a crackdown on people crossing the border illegally.
Several Republican senators agree a hearing is necessary to ensure that the former FBI deputy director's ousting was not politically motivated.
The attorney general vowed to use the Department of Justice to confront America's gun problem. Well, sort of.
In Massachusetts, state officials are looking to utilize sanctuary laws similar to those used for immigration to protect the legalization of cannabis.
McCabe has been a frequent target of President Donald Trump's ire.
Did the state undermine its own argument to block employers' cooperation with ICE back in 2012?
The idea that sanctuary cities are a danger to residents has largely proven to be a myth.
Right before Christmas, the Department of Justice rescinded key protections for disabled workers.
It seems compassion is an effective drug deterrent. Too bad there wasn't any during the crack epidemic.
Records show the attorney general led a 2016 meeting with Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos.