BP Sector Chief: Border Under 'Fragile' Control
Rodolfo Karisch warns of shifts in traffic that can ripple down the international line.
As Resettlements of Refugees Drop, Infrastructure to Help Them Crumples
The Trump administration cut the refugee cap to 45,000 this year, but the U.S. will probably let in less than half of that number.
2 Million Immigrants Could be Eligible for Legal Status, Study Says
An immigration advocacy network says many immigrants without legal status are unaware they could get a green card or start on a path to citizenship.
Immigrant Prosecutions Jump 30 Percent From March to April
An update on Honduran transgender woman fighting for asylum in the U.S.
Immigration Attorneys Cross Border to Give Free Legal Help to Families
400 immigration attorneys are meeting through the Catholic Immigration Network in Tucson this week.
Record Numbers of Detained Immigrants Hiring Lawyers
Since 2005, the number of detainees getting lawyers has jumped from 25% to more than 70%.
Advocates Walking 75 Miles in Desert to Draw Attention to Migrant Deaths
This is the 15th year for the Migrant Trail Walk from Sasabe to Tucson.
Group: 200 Children Separated From Parents at Arizona Border This Year
The Florence Project legal team says the policy is unprecedented in immigration procedures.
California, Out of Space, Sending Immigrant Detainees to Arizona
California's loss means profits for a private prison in Arizona.
Phoenix to Join Lawsuit Against Citizenship Question on Census
The city could lose $107M in funding if non-citizens don't participate in the Census.
Tucson 'Operation Streamline' Prosecutions Highest Since Launch
The controversial system for prosecuting immigrants has seen an almost 70 percent increase over last year.
US House Republicans Want to Change Asylum Laws
Republican House leaders plan to take up an immigration bill in June.
Ducey Attends Trump Dinner on Immigration
The Arizona Republican joined other governors to discuss border security and deportation.
ACLU Suit Aims to Stop Separation of Families at Border
The group says a federal judge will decide on an injunction to stop separating families that seek asylum at the border.
Following the Journey of One Asylum Seeker From Honduras
The country is known for violence against women and the LGBTQ community.
