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Julianne Hing
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Julianne Hing is a contributing writer at The Nation , where she covers immigration and the politics of the changing demography of the United States. She previously covered immigration, education and police accountability for Colorlines.
Detained mothers often have to pay the government $10,000 before being allowed to reunite with their children.
Activists and politicians want a total overhaul of immigration enforcement—but do we have a real plan?
The blistering 24-page decision offers some hope to the families who have been torn apart.
It also opens up military bases as detention centers and indicates an intention to reopen the Flores settlement.
Trump’s dehumanizing language provides cover to his real goal: deporting black and Latino immigrants, including those with no criminal connections.
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Sokha Chhan had an extraordinary attorney, a fearless sister, and the benefit of a new California law. Still, he would need all the luck he could get.
Two opposing decisions in Arizona and New Jersey make clear the importance of local politics for Dreamers.
The decision to add a citizenship question will have consequences long after Trump leaves office.
The president dangles hope in front of immigrants, but always snatches it away.
March 15, 2018
The White House’s immigration policies are designed to maximize suffering.
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