Before Super Bowl, Miami’s Little Havana faces exodus of Cubans, pressure from developers
The once predominantly Cuban enclave is changing fast, with Cubans moving out and high-rise developers trying to move in.
Alan Gomez, USA TODAY
Local governments spend millions caring for migrants dumped by Trump’s Border Patrol
Migrants arrive exhausted, out of money, even sick from time in Border Patrol custody. Local governments spend millions for their care.
Death toll rises to 22 as El Paso struggles to recover from mass shooting
Residents of El Paso, Texas, tried to settle in to their new reality as victims’ families struggled with losses after a mass shooting at a Walmart.
After weekend of horror, Dayton residents left with one question on shooting: Why?
Ohio officials were reluctant to guess what set 24-year-old Connor Betts on his rampage.
Trump administration to release some migrants caught along southern border into South Florida
Broward County Mayor Bogen called the plan “irresponsible” and warned that it would create a “homeless encampment” in his South Florida county.
Homeland Security to use speedy DNA testing to verify migrant family relationships
In an effort to combat alleged fraud being committed by Central American migrants, Homeland Security will use DNA testing to verify their claims.
President Donald Trump orders crackdown on 'visa overstays' in latest push against illegal immigration
Trump is ordering his administration to find ways to crack down on “visa overstays” – foreigners who legally enter the country but don’t return home.
Cutting aid and closing ports: Here's what's happening at the southern border
President Trump makes a series of dramatic moves, including plans to cut aid to Central American nations and threats to seal the border, to slow down illegal immigration.
Border Patrol struggling to hire, keep agents, but may never get 5,000 Trump ordered
President Trump signed an order to hire an additional 5,000 Border Patrol agents, but two years later, the agency has only hired 118. Here’s why.
Judge may force Trump administration to reunite thousands more separated families
A federal judge overseeing the reunification of nearly 3,000 separated families said the Trump administration may need to reunite more families.