What's New on Immigration

After years of little or no movement to fix the broken immigration system, the 113th Congress has hit the ground running on comprehensive immigration reform. We have a better chance now to achieve positive immigration reform than we’ve had in a long time.

As members of Congress await the introduction of an immigration reform bill, they will be listening carefully for feedback from their constituents on the proposed framework - this means that now is an ideal time to make your voice heard!

Policy change is not a spectator sport. Initiatives on gun violence, immigration reform and greenhouse gas pollution will not end up changing policy without the engagement of tens of thousands of people around the country.

Under a bill that just passed the House of Representatives, if my grandparents had come to the U.S. today from a country that currently relies on the Diversity Visa Program, they would have been turned away at Ellis Island because they lacked a masters or doctorate degree.

President Obama and leaders in Congress all agree: it's time to work on comprehensive immigration reform.

Jose Antonio Vargas, an undocumented immigrant, was arrested by Minnesota police on Friday for a traffic violation. Would ICE have declined to detain him if he weren't a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist?