Lawyers with three groups involved in lawsuits related to President Trump’s travel orders say await action by federal judges in three states
Critics fear information will be manipulated to bolster anti-immigrant rhetoric
New executive order bars travelers from six countries for three months, and all refugees for four months, after federal appeals judges blocked a similar order from implementation last month
Dulles Justice Coalition continues to man a table in the DC airport, anticipating a new, revised travel order that has been promised
Republican lawmakers revive efforts to nix uniquely American diversity visa
The demonstrations follow a series of executive orders and immigration enforcement operations under the new Trump administration that have left immigrants fearful
When US takes in refugees, it telegraphs that it is welcoming those fleeing persecution, but also that US is in solidarity with allies
If signed as is, presidential edict would halt entry to US for nationals from seven countries for 30 days
While campaigning, Trump vowed action would be taken on Day One in White House, but so far no changes have been disclosed
Organizer said event was held ‘to remind ourselves of why accepting refugees, asylum-seekers, and immigrants into our society is so important’
Sessions, Kelly, Tillerson offer new insights on decisions that could affect new Americans and those seeking to come to US
Likewise, U.S. policy divided the community on both sides of the Florida Straits
President-elect's advisers want to resurrect gutted Bush-era executive policy targeting men from majority-Muslim countries
The president-elect has repeatedly called for limits on Syrians, Muslims, and people from 'terror-prone' places being allowed into the country
Whoever wins, wins, and life will go on, says one Baltimore steelworker
Democratic Republic of Congo, Syria and Myanmar are top countries of origin
US refugee program expects to reach the target of 85,000 arrivals by the end of this month
Undercover federal agent said Wenxia Man was brokering a deal with a 'technology spy' in China
Obama administration hopes to welcome 10,000 Syrians by end of September
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