The Obama administration has sued the state of Arizona, setting the stage for a battle over states’ rights and immigration enforcement.

A landmark bill awaiting New York Governor David Paterson’s signature would vacate the prostitution charges for victims of sex trafficking.

The president’s speech on immigration was eloquent, but it left many questions unanswered.

Cleaning up oil in the Gulf of Mexico is grueling, sometimes dangerous work. In Louisiana, these jobs are drawing immigrant workers to small communities. And they’re not always getting a warm welcome.

A star biology student interested in cancer research gets a reprieve after his arrest by immigration authorities while trying to board a plane from San Antonio, TX to Boston.

After a two year battle, voters in the small Nebraska city approve a measure that will essentially make it impossible for paperless immigrants to live or work within city-limits.

A proposal in Congress requiring ID to buy prepaid cellphones may disproportionately affect immigrant communities.

Fi2W’s Valeria Fernandez produced a radio feature for Latino USA on last week’s big protest in Phoenix against SB 1070.

Detained in an immigration raid and subsequently released, the Figueroas were among the thousands who protested in Phoenix on Saturday.