Topic: Immigration & Border Security

The Biden administration announced Tuesday it's planning to make 22,000 additional non-agricultural worker visas available in the coming months, many specifically for workers from Northern Triangle countries.

Not all of the migrants hoping to claim asylum in the United States are fleeing Central America's violence-torn "Northern Triangle." Many are Cuban.

Former President George W. Bush on Sunday called for Congress to set aside "harsh rhetoric" and support legislation offering a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

The Biden administration backtracked Friday after initially saying it planned to maintain the existing cap of 15,000 on refugee admissions.

Colombia will grant legal status to all Venezuelan migrants who fled there since 2016 to escape their country's economic collapse and political crisis.

The United States has reached agreements with Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala for beefed-up military and police commitments to help stem the flow of migrants, the Biden administration said Monday.

Roberta Jacobson, President Joe Biden's so-called "border czar" announced Friday she's stepping down from the role at the end of April.

President Joe Biden submitted his first budget request to Congress on Friday, in which he's proposing a 16% increase in domestic spending and asking for less defense spending than former President Donald Trump did.

The number of migrants stopped at the southwest border in March rose to the highest monthly level in more than 20 years, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection figures released Thursday.

Lawyers tasked with reuniting hundreds of migrant families separated at the U.S. southern border under Trump administration immigration policies said they have located the parents of 61 children since February.