As the Trump administration slashes refugee levels, an expert on Central America writes that US foreign policy decisions across the region are at the roots of the current refugee crisis.

The death rate at the US-Mexico border appears to be surging.

How the state’s unique and open relationship with Mexico is overshadowing Trump’s immigration policies.

Current trade agreements mean foreign companies, including some big firms in Mexico, might well get in on the building of the president’s wall.

And two other people advocating for immigrants and refugees.

Trump's America does not look like one that's familiar to most Americans.

Government inaction to fix existing infrastructure is costing each US household lots of money each year.

Like the Islamic State, the Mexican drug cartels’ power has increased as the result of disastrous policies born in the USA.

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

Bill Moyers examines the issues of immigration, economics and the special relationship that has developed between the U.S. and Mexico.