More than 1.2 million Vietnamese immigrants live in the United States. A new wave of Vietnamese migration has sparked debate in the community about immigration and has become one of the main talking points this election season. VOA’s Elizabeth Lee reports.
Here is a look at immigration-related news around the U.S. this week.
Informal settlements spring up as people wait to receive U.S. asylum appointments
Migrant-related crime in New York has many residents on edge, with some blaming the influx of undocumented migrants into the city over the past two years. Aron Ranen and Igor Tsikhanenka spoke to law enforcement officials, politicians, activists and migrants in this story narrated by Aron Ranen.
Change made in March 2023 threatens ability of thousands to continue to minister in US
The tally suggests that arrests could be bottoming out after being halved from a record 250,000 in December, a decline that U.S. officials largely attributed to Mexican authorities increasing enforcement within their borders
The flight carrying 30 Ecuadoreans departed on Thursday evening en route to the coastal city of Manta, Ecuador, Panama's migration service said
Migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela accepted with certain requirements
Refugees and displaced in the DRC and other African countries risk illness and death from mpox because of living conditions
The 16 states bringing the lawsuit say the policy is costing them millions of dollars in public services used by the immigrants
Coalition says administration bypassed Congress to create a pathway to citizenship for 'blatant political purposes'
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