May 1st is International Labor Day and community organizations across the country are asking supporters of the undocumented immigrant community to commemorate it by not showing up to work as a sign of solidarity.

In a time of “zero tolerance,” arriving at the US border with a child in tow has become the best means of entry for tens of thousands of Central American migrants. While President Trump tries by any and all means to close the border to those desperately fleeing their country because of violence and lack of opportunities, the border area is overwhelmed by the massive arrival of families. Civic and religious groups are trying to handle the humanitarian emergency.

In Florida, a bill that could fundamentally change how local law enforcement cooperates with federal immigration authorities is close to becoming a reality. Lourdes del Rio has more on the sanctuary city legislation, and what it could mean for immigrant communities if it becomes law.

Across the border in Tijuana, shelters are feeling the strain as migrants continue to arrive. Making the problem worse is the Trump administration's policy of sending those seeking asylum back to Mexico while they wait for their cases to be heard. Sabrina Alvarez has the details.

Larry Mitchell Hopkins, leader of the United Constitutional Patriots, a private group known for arresting migrants crossing the border, was attacked at the New Mexico detention facility where he's being held. Heidi Beirich, director of The Southern Poverty Law Center's intelligence project, spoke to UNews about the militia group.

In Mexico, authorities conducted their single largest raid on a new migrant caravan. The action took place in Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, where authorities are dealing with waves of migrants traveling north from Central America.