At the Heart of Immigration Reform, a Law That Would Make Families Whole Again
Hundreds of thousands of immigrant rights supporters rallied before Capital Hill, Wednesday, in support of compassionate immigration reform.
Politics
Illegal No More: AP Changes Their Stylebook
After a campaign to get news organizations to stop using the term “illegal immigrant,” the Associated Press announced it will start using “undocumented.”
Undocumented, Paying Taxes, Hoping for Immigration Reform
Fi2W contributor Aurora Almendral talked to undocumented immigrants who pay income tax in anticipation of immigration reform.
Separated by War, Immigrant Mother Weighs Returning to Her Husband in Syria or Keeping Her Baby Safe in the U.S.
It’s been two years since the uprising in Syria began. All of Ahlam’s family is in New York except her husband
Commentary: Sequestration’s Toll on Immigrants and Our Shared Future
Erwin de Leon examines the impact of sequestration on immigrants and it doesn’t look good.
Commentary: Comparing Immigration Reform Proposals
This week, President Obama and the a bi-partisan group of senators offered competing plans for immigration reform. We give you a side by side comparison in a new infographic.
Commentary: Where are Asian Americans in the Immigration Reform Debate?
As comprehensive immigration reform gains momentum, Fi2W’s Erwin de Leon asks why Asian Americans are missing from the discussion.
Commentary: With Fiscal Cliff Averted, Is Congress Ready to Tackle Immigration Reform?
With so many competing priorities, Erwin de Leon asks if Congress will get to immigration reform any time soon.
Commentary: 2012, A Milestone Year for U.S. Latinos
From politics to popular culture, 2012 was a year when Latinos in the U.S. broke into the mainstream.
Commentary: A Christmas Present for Victor
A private bill allowing Victor Chukwueke to stay in the United States and study medicine is cause for celebration says Erwin de Leon, but Victor is just one of millions.