On Friday, a federal judge ordered the release of children held with their parents at three family detention centers in Texas and Pennsylvania. We spoke to Amy Maldonado, one of the attorneys representing the detained families.

A federal judge in Maryland allowed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to move forward. The suit is being brought by the US-born children of undocumented immigrants who say they are entitled to receive coronavirus stimulus checks, despite their parents' lack of legal immigration status.

On Monday, President Trump extended restrictions on new temporary work visas. He says he is protecting American jobs impacted by the pandemic. To discuss the order we spoke to Leon Fresco, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Obama administration.

DACA beneficiaries have been contributing, both humanly and financially, to the well-being of US residents and communities for years, even during the pandemic. We take a look at some of the stories and the numbers behind their contributions.

“It’s a sigh of relief that we can continue working, going to school, getting a degree. I was the first person in my family to go to college… It’s an everyday reality that we face and I’m happy that we can breathe lighter today.” Fatima Flores Lagunas, DACA recipient in Nebraska.

“We fought very hard for DACA and it feels really good that the Supreme Court agrees”. To talk about today’s Supreme Court decision and discuss what’s next, UNews spoke to Juliana Macedo Do Nascimento, the state and local policy director for the organization United We Dream, and a DACA recipient.