It's part of a bigger plan.

The relentless heat served as a reminder that all was not well.

Interactive map and data visualization tool tracking local law enforcement partnerships with ICE under the 287(g) program. Understand how immigration enforcement operates in your community.

Your day of reckoning is coming.

Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship was closer than it should have been.

New York Times best-selling author on why she and her husband left the U.S. and what the move has done for them.

Kristin was a digital nomad for a few years before taking the plunge and moving to France. What finally convinced her?

Elizabeth's reasons? From cost of living to racialized hostility and more.

Who's White? Depends on who you ask.

This week in France.

SCOTUS seems poised to uphold birthright citizenship. But Republicans are intent on creating a rigid hierarchy

Why the Super Bowl halftime show was important.

Lies, cries and the liberal divide.

Watching its descent from 3,600 miles away.

According to this interviewee, Venezuelans have many different opinions, but they're united in their collective hatred of Maduro.

Mayor on a hill.

A bright, colorful celebration.

The end of the White House Correspondents' Dinner roast of the president heralded the end of free speech.

Expanding the budget by inventing enemies.

They only want certain people in the U.S.

And it never will be.

A television series that follows the eponymous Mo, a Palestinian refugee seeking asylum in Houston, Texas.

Psychologists say yes. Let's hope they're right.

YouTube video by Bethesda Softworks

A mudslinging campaign that's preparing for the worst.

I still get unsubscribes when I post something explicitly critical of Trump. Are people confused about where I stand? If so, maybe this clears things up: Trump is a blight, a cancer, a reflection of...

Don't worry: Pulling your support from Trump doesn't make you a Democrat.

Books, a museum, and a movie—here are some things about immigrants I love.

It's not an economic strategy. It's a philosophy.

I moved to England in my 20s. I had all the advantages—my whiteness, knowing the language, a financial cushion, and a support system—and it was still hard.