The Department of Homeland Security had green-lighted a notice ending temporary legal protections for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans this month. The White House hit the brakes, according to an ...
On a sunny September Friday, carpenters, plumbers, and siding installers pounded nails and drilled boards at a three-unit condominium complex in Charlestown. It’s one of several jobs overseen by ...
HOUSTON — José Palma’s face lights up when he remembers leaving El Salvador in 1998 at the age of 23 for the U.S., with the dream of working, learning English and building a family. Twenty-eight years ...
The Trump administration’s unusual silence on the future of temporary legal status for people from El Salvador has plunged an immigrant community of around 200,000 people into limbo, leaving them ...
More than 170,000 Salvadorans sighed with relief last week when the Trump administration announced it would not end their humanitarian protections. But the decision is inconsistent with similar orders ...
RASCOE: Through the midterm election, we'll get a weekly roundup and look ahead on the latest immigration news from NPR's team. This week, upheaval and chaos at immigration courts in Miami. Haitians ...
This week, we're starting a new segment called the Immigration Briefing. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) RASCOE: Through the midterm election, we'll get a weekly roundup and look ahead on the latest immigration ...
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