IMMIGRATION REFORM

Jason Richwine, a co-author of the Heritage Foundation's controversial report on immigration reform, resigned Friday.

It could drag down the whole immigration reform bill, and hinder the political futures of some potential candidates.

A U.S. Senate immigration reform bill is expected to be released Wednesday, but many key details have already leaked.

The AFL-CIO and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce apparently have agreed on an approach to dealing with future guest workers in the country.

Congress could pass comprehensive immigration reform by July 4, proving lawmakers can still agree on big things. What made them work together?

U.S. private prisons hope the illegal immigration policies won't cut incarceration rates. That would be bad for business.

The mogul tells conservatives they are committing suicide on immigration reform and that Mitt Romney lost because he did not flaunt his success enough.

The technology sector welcomed Obama's initiatives on cybersecurity, but there was one notable omission: offshore cash.

Despite years of a stalemate between Republicans and Democrats on immigration, the other side of the border appears to be in view.

However, the popular DREAM Act is notably absent from a plan that aims to simplify the process of legalization for undocumented immigrants.

The 113th Congress convened Thursday to face old problems. Here are some of the thorniest issues on the table.

The American public is behind a key piece of immigration reform.

As Congress considers immigration reform, the undocumented in the U.S. worry that by the time this issue is resolved, it may be too late.

House Republicans have passed a visa bill, but the legislation probably won't advance beyond that.

An analysis of the caucus' expectations for immigration reform shows how complex the immigration issue is.

Another high-profile Republican says Congress must address immigration, because "demographics are not on our side."

Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., announced plans Sunday to revive a bipartisan immigration reform initiative that would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently in the United States.

Caribbean immigrants are diverse: they may be black, white, Latino, East Indian, Chinese, Arab, Christian, Muslim, or Hindu.

Authorities deported a record number of immigrants in 2011, underscoring the delicate balance President Obama has attempted to strike on immigration.

Few are familiar with the Cristero War that took place from 1926 to 1929 in Mexico. The brutal warfare began after persecuted Catholics refused to stop practicing their religion. An astounding 90,000 Mexicans were killed during the conflict -- including priests, nuns, and children. The film For Greater Glory, released Friday, shines a spotlight on this little-known but horrific piece of history.

The Obama campaign launched an appeal to Latino voters on Wednesday, seeking to bolster its advantage with a bloc of voters that could play a pivotal role in several swing states.