Border apprehensions drop as immigration crackdown continues
Numbers traditionally decline in hot months and rebound when weather cools, though officials say enforcement strategies have led to results.
Immigration lawyers sue government over public charge rollout
The rule disqualifies people from getting a green card, if they rely too much on government benefits.
Art creates opportunities to heal at Casa Alitas’ shelter for migrants
Understanding the role of expressive art in the shelter.
Flores Settlement Agreement leads judge to block Trump immigration rule
How the agreement was formed and its impact on immigration policies in the U.S.
Border crossers near yuma can be sent west for 'Remain in Mexico' program
The program isn't set up south of Yuma, but asylum seekers crossing there can be processed and sent to another sector.
Should Tucson become a sanctuary city?
This fall, voters will decided whether or not to approve a citizen's initiative.
Hospitality makes up for lack of housing for asylum seekers in Portland, Maine
The small town has no more vacancies, but newcomers like those fleeing violence in Central Africa have discovered a wealth of hospitality.
Phoenix shelter a brief respite for migrants coming to US
If you’re a parent and child seeking asylum and released from custody in Phoenix, there are groups ready to help.
The US races to build a new border
Dozens of miles of new border fence was a campaign promise four years ago. It’s happening now in Arizona.
On the border in San Luis, asylum seekers from around the world wait months
Asylum seekers face a long wait at the border, punctuated by anxieties over sudden policy shifts that can shut the door on them.
Tracing the Migrant Journey
A team of reporters follows the path migrants take to reach the southern border of the U.S.
Changing policies, plans: Toughened enforcement pushes asylum seekers to stay in Mexico
More and more, efforts are focused on helping migrants settle into life in Mexico, as they opt not to continue north.
Tucson Sector border apprehensions are up, national numbers down
Migrant apprehensions across much of Arizona are higher than they were a year ago, even while the national numbers have dropped considerably.
Recent migration policies deepen the divide at the Mexico-Guatemala border
Towns along the Suchiate River are divided by a border but strongly linked by their roots and trade.
Why people are migrating from Honduras — and why many want them to stay
Honduras has become the top country of origin for migrants on the U.S.' southwest border.
