Maryland Judge Dismisses DACA Challenge, Then Trump Tweets About It
A federal judge in Maryland struck down a challenge to the Trump administration's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Meet the woman who turned her basement into an immigration center
A former attorney and community activist turned her basement into a center to help migrants seeking asylum complete their applications.
Why is there a surge of migrants at the northern U.S. border?
Between last October and January 31, crossings at one part of the northern border skyrocketed to historic highs.
Group protests 30-foot border walls ahead of Biden's San Diego visit
A pair of 30-foot walls stand at Friendship Park, once a gathering spot for people on different sides of the border.
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How is technology helping solve criminal cases?
Digital activity leaves virtual fingerprints thanks to data mapping, smartphone tracking, and facial recognition.
US demands chemical plant immediately reduce cancer-causing emissions
Department of Justice officials filed a motion to order a company to immediately reduce harmful emissions of chloroprene, a likely carcinogen.
Why don’t airport codes match their names?
Welcome to the wild world of airport codes. To understand how airports get their abbreviations, we need to know some other abbreviations first.
