“There are horrifying conditions in the ICE facilities… immigrants who are detained… are reporting thru hotlines that they don’t have access in many cases to even soap and water, hand sanitizer,” says Dona Kim Murphey, with Project Lifeline, devoted to helping migrant children in the US.

A new report by the Associated Press says that the Trump administration is trying to lock up migrant children in hotels and then deport them. The practice is part of the federal government's policy of making the asylum application process increasingly difficult. Here are the details.

Several weeks ago, the Supreme Court made a major decision to protect the status of hundreds of thousands of Dreamers, at least for the time being. But what about those who are still trying to enter that program? Here are the details of their struggle to remain in the US.

Despite several demands for their release, hundreds of children continue to be detained with their mothers in immigration centers in Texas. A Univision investigation found the federal agency is still looking for ways to separate them.

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.