The small business lobby that fought President Obama's healthcare law all the way to the Supreme Court is voicing major objections to the Senate immigration bill. In a letter obtained by The Hill, the National Federation of Independent Business ...

Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte said shell back a bipartisan rewrite of immigration law pending in the U.S. Senate. The bill offers a "tough but fair" process for allowing undocumented immigrants to have a pathway to citizenship, Ayotte said today ...

WASHINGTON Almost half of Americans say a revision of immigration law would be "mostly good" for the economy, yet, with Senate debate set to begin next week, the public is split on whether Congress should pass a bill. The divide reflected in the ...

DENVER Immigrants living illegally in Colorado will be able to get driver's licenses under a bill signed Wednesday by Gov. John Hickenlooper, adding the state to a handful of others that provide a legal way for immigrants to use the roads. The ...

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Cecilia Menjivar, a professor at Arizona State University, and Olivia Salcido, a researcher who studies law, immigration and domestic violence, spent more than a decade researching the experiences of women and men who go through the legalization ...

A new bill that will prohibit undocumented immigrants in Israel from sending money out of the country has become Israeli law. The law, passed Monday and aimed at deterring emigration from Africa, was originally proposed in late 2012. It forbids the ...

With all the controversy about who would be covered under a Medicaid expansion (or Gov. Bill Haslam's proposed alternative), one group is conspicuously absent: those in this country illegally. Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as ...

The father of a Chechen immigrant shot dead by U.S. law enforcement agents while being questioned about his ties to a Boston Marathon bombings suspect said Thursday that he regrets allowing his son to go to the United States. Ibragim Todashev, 27, was a mixed ...