Migration has been political scapegoat for years. Let's flip the script

After 40 years in the U.S., former Harris County official returns to Mexico in search for a better future

Ana Yáñez Correa crossed the U.S. border with her mother in May—this time, in the opposite direction from which they came 40 years ago. They're not alone. For the first time in 50 years, the U.S. may experience a net immigration loss, meaning fewer immigrants are coming into the U.S. and more are leaving.

Houston-area immigrant who says he has permission to work in U.S. released by ICE on bond

Kevin Zaldaña Ramirez, a 20-year-old from El Salvador, says he arrived in the U.S. when he was 14 and has been working to provide for his visually impaired mother while using a work visa through Special Immigrant Juvenile classification. But federal immigration authorities suspect him of being a gang member and accuse him of being in the country illegally.

Houston police, after recent turnover to ICE, say stance on immigration enforcement hasn’t changed

Jose Armando Lainez Argueta, 43, was detained March 5 during a traffic stop in northeast Houston, according to Houston Police Department spokesperson Jodi Silva. She said the traffic stop involved running Argueta's criminal history, and that was when an immigration warrant popped up.