Nation Topics - Immigration to the US | The Nation

To be decent, an immigration reform bill must set out a path to citizenship that isn’t paved with broken glass.

Whatever reform passes in Washington, poverty in the global South will continue to drive migration.

While Washington debates a grand immigration resolution, some activists are putting their bodies on the line to free those in detention today.

Against the backdrop of record deportations, undocumented activists outline what it would take to make immigration reform both comprehensive and meaningful.

The Undocubus activists are calling for the immigration reform that President Obama promised when he first ran for office.

Contrary to many claims, the Supreme Court did not uphold the “show me your papers” provision of SB-1070—the decision is a near-complete victory for immigrants’ rights.

Far from a slam dunk for immigrants, the Supreme Court ruling allows Juan Crow to stand as the law of the land.

What do the Texas Republican Party and the president have in common? Nothing, except their support of an immigrant guest worker program.

The wild world of border security and boundary building in Arizona.

The US policy of criminalizing undocumented immigrants has led innocent deportees to be jailed and maligned in their home countries.