IMMIGRATION

Each day that President Barack Obama's immigration executive actions are delayed, New York City stands to lose $100,000, the Cities United for Immigration Action coalition says.

Despite all efforts by the GOP establishment to distance itself from "The Donald," voters aren't listening.

The group, Fwd.us, wants an overhaul of U.S. immigration laws and plans to lay the groundwork for change by the time the next president is in the White House.

Support for the Sweden Democrats is up 5.5 percent since the last survey was taken six months ago.

The request comes a year after Obama announced his Deferred Action for Parents of Americans initiative, which has been in legal limbo.

U.S. public opinion already is divided on Syrian refugees, but the Paris attacks are heightening fears about accepting them into the country.

A federal appeals court ruled Monday against Obama's initiative to help illegal immigrants.

Donald Trump supports a mass deportation as was done when President Eisenhower sent undocumented immigrants to remote areas of Mexico, where many died.

Silicon Valley is always on the lookout for the next great startup, and to attract minorities and women some accelerators are blowing up the traditional model.

Asylum seekers are a hot political issue in Australia where successive governments have vowed to stop them reaching the mainland.

The decade-long project to overhaul the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' paper system could cost $3.1 billion and take an additional four years.

Californians are more likely to view immigrants as a positive force on society, compared with the rest of the United States.

Fires were lit and fences destroyed at the remote Christmas Island facility after the death of an Iranian Kurdish asylum seeker.

Activists are saying more than two dozen detainees in a Texas detention center have faced punishment for staging hunger strikes in the past week, although the U.S. denies the claims.

The presidential candidate now says he'd end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, even if Congress does not pass immigration reform.

A recently leaked memo shows that the Obama administration has been looking into a legal go-around on immigration.

A Pew survey of U.S. religious groups found all Christian communities much more accepting of gays and lesbians, including 70 percent of Catholics.

The leader of a conservative Latino organization said Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s stance on undocumented immigrants needs a little work.

“We tried Obama, right? Time for a change."

“Policies like yours compel Texas to take action to protect Texans’ safety,” Gov. Greg Abbott wrote in a letter Monday.

In an election hinging on economic promises, a Euroskeptic, right-wing party could come to power in Poland Sunday.