The story of our nation’s long practice of welcoming immigrants is an American triumph, all the more so because it has been achieved over constant resistance. A historian argues we must fight again.

This week's cartoon asks where is the outrage about gun violence in the United States that happens day in and day out?

It takes a special desperation to risk drowning – or any other kind of death – for a better life. In 2014, more than 3,000 migrants died. In 2015, that number is expected to exceed 30,000.

Senator Sanders needs to articulate a vision that challenges the root causes of migration, while incorporating vulnerable immigrant families into his populist “Political Revolution."

We've reached a point in history where we have the need, opportunity and energy to create an economy that works for our families — now we need to act!

Even as the journey north has gotten harder, thousands of kids are fleeing Central America for the United States.

Activists are transforming outrage into community organizing projects, voter registration drives and mass protest campaigns.

Despite the GOP line, the president can’t bring about a complete overhaul of the immigration system himself, and millions will be left out of these new measures.

The details of President Barack Obama’s much-rumored, much-debated executive action on immigration have been leaked to the press.

Deportations reached another record high last year and seem to be the Democratic response to right-wing dog whistling around Latino immigrants.