Immigration News and Blog Posts

Financial Times levied a serious claim against the European Union that an unnamed EU official has since denied, leaving readers to decide for themselves which narrative is most credible.

The border crisis has been a one-sided discussion from the beginning, and, like any effective negotiators, Republicans keep asking for more.

Whether the U.S. sends more aid to Ukraine or not, the immigration debate will sound a lot different in the years ahead than it has in the past.

From the Center

It’s been almost 40 years since Washington accomplished anything of significance on immigration pol...

A little over a year out from the 2024 election, President Biden faces three major crises. If he is re-elected, it will not be because he fixed them, but because he convinced voters that the Republicans’ shortcomings are even worse.

AllSides analyzed 100 articles from outlets across the AllSides Media Bias Chart™ on immigration. Their word choice and stylization on the issue of immigration demonstrated the opinions of the left and right on the topic.

In the midst of nationwide efforts to make workplaces better reflect society at large, undocumented immigrants are being overlooked. Here's how we can change that.

In June 2023, AllSides, CommonSense American and ActiVote collaborated on an Immigration Survey. Here are the results.

From the Center

For those who are less than excited by the upcoming eighteen months of uninterrupted discussion of ...

Migrants, border cities, and immigration officials are bracing for what happens as the key policy comes to an end.