immigration
U.S. and Haiti work to address migration challenges
U.S. State Department officials met with Haitian leaders to discuss ways to address the root causes of their migration crisis.
Meet groundbreaking U.S. Latinx artists
A new U.S. arts grant funded by the Ford Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will allow 15 Latinx artists to expand their work.
New York place names tell a story of diversity
Place names in the New York area have been influenced by Native American names and the languages of waves of immigrants. Learn more.
Confronting a century-old act of racism
September 4, 1907, was a dark day of racial intolerance in the city of Bellingham, Washington. Now, the town is reckoning with its past.
U.S. works with Mexico to strengthen border security
The United States and Mexico are working together to increase the U.S.-Mexico border's security and to deter human smugglers.
U.S. emphasizes legal pathways for migration
The United States is working with Mexico and Central American governments to create more legal pathways for migrants entering the U.S.
5 contributors to U.S. society with ties to Canada
Happy Canada Day! July 1 is a day to recognize Canadians and their contributions. Learn about five remarkable Canadians making a name for themselves.
Zahid Quraishi, a son of immigrants, confirmed as first Muslim federal...
Zahid Quraishi was recently confirmed as America's first Muslim to serve as a federal judge. Learn more about this son of Pakistani immigrants.
U.S. is working with Central American leaders to manage migration
Vice President Kamala Harris and the State Department are working to address the root causes of migration, starting with increasing economic opportunities.