Immigration

By Laura Meckler, Kristina Peterson and Siobhan Hughes,  The Wall Street Journal WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va.—President Donald Trump said Thursday that he is willing to walk away from immigration negotiations if Democrats won’t agree to his terms, and many involved in the debate said the chances of a deal appear […]

By Maria Sacchetti, Washington Post President Trump’s latest immigration proposal contains bitter pills for people on both sides of the debate to swallow. At once expansive and restrictive, it offers a path to citizenship for up to 1.8 million undocumented immigrants brought here as children but severely curtails options for […]

By Camilla Rambaldi,  FoxSanAntonio.com SAN ANTONIO – A new Harvard-Harris poll shows nearly three quarters of Hispanics favor a merit-based immigration system rather than chain migration. The poll was released just two weeks shy from Congress finding a compromise on immigration reform. As a result, the future of the Deferred […]

By Charles C. Foster, Houston Chronicle It was understood with the surprise election of Donald Trump that enforcement action against immigrants would increase, striking fear within our large undocumented population, the vast majority of whom have lived and worked peacefully in the United States for decades. After all, President Trump […]