Maya Rhodan
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The Number of Asylum Seekers Has Risen by 2,000% in 10 Years. Who Should Get to Stay?
Tens of thousands of people cross the border every year in search of asylum in America. Who among them should get to stay? → Read More
5 Things to Know About the Asylum Process and How It Works
Learn what an asylum seeker is and how migrants apply for asylum. → Read More
The Number of Asylum Seekers Has Risen by 2,000% in 10 Years. Who Should Get to Stay?
President Donald Trump is waging a policy war against asylum speakers, raising the question: to whom should America give asylum? → Read More
White House Moves to Bar Some Migrants From Obtaining Asylum in the U.S.
The sweeping move is part of the Trump administration's ongoing effort to restrict migration. → Read More
Election Day Brought Voting Problems and Last-Minute Lawsuits in Georgia
Election Day in Georgia brought long lines and last-minute lawsuits as voters cast ballots in the hotly contested race for governor. → Read More
Voting Itself Was on the Ballot Tuesday. Red and Blue States Went Different Ways
Voters in blue states supported ballot measures related to expanding access, while voters in red states voted in favor of stricter rules. → Read More
President Trump Threatened to Turn Back Caravan Migrants If They Don't Claim Asylum in Mexico. That's Not Legal
President Donald Trump has said the migrants traveling via caravan should seek asylum in Mexico – and threatened that they will be turned away if they reach the U.S. border. → Read More
President Donald Trump Wants to Stop the Caravan. Here's What Experts Think Would Help
For the second year in a row, President Donald Trump is upset about a caravan of Central American migrants headed to the United States. → Read More
Family Border Crossings Spiked in September: Report
The spike comes as the Trump Administration is considering separating families again. → Read More
This Statewide Elected Office Has Drawn Unusual Interest From Democrats
Democrats see secretaries of state as a key post in both staving off new restrictions and expanding efforts to make it easier to vote. → Read More
Trump Administration Targets Immigrants Who Receive Public Benefits
A new rule would make it harder to become a citizen if you've used food stamps. → Read More
North Carolina Buckles Down for Hurricane Florence
Schools shut down, prisoners moved, shelters opened. → Read More
Michelle Obama Continues Push to Get People to the Polls With New PSA
Michelle Obama is ramping up her efforts to get Americans to the polls through When We All Vote, a non-partisan organization she co-chairs. → Read More
'This Is My Home.' North Carolina Residents Struggle With Evacuation Orders
In areas of North Carolina hit by flooding from Hurricane Florence, residents were told to evacuate, but many didn't want to. → Read More
North Carolinians Cleared the Shelves Ahead of Hurricane Florence. But Not Everything Sold Out
As the Hurricane Florence approached, the aisles of several grocery stores in Raleigh were well-stocked with misfit foods. → Read More
'Don’t Relax.' Officials Prepare for the Worst in North Carolina's Emergency Center
Officials prepared for the worst in North Carolina's emergency center as Hurricane Florence approached. → Read More
The Family Separation Policy Ended. Now the Trump Administration Is Pursuing a Family Detention Policy
Parents and children would be held in the same detention centers. → Read More
This Texas Charity Offers Border Crossers a Warm Welcome to the United States
Volunteers offer food, a change of clothing, a place to bathe and travel guidance. → Read More
At the U.S. Border, an Invisible Wall Already Exists
The Gateway International Bridge should be what it sounds like. If you want to get from Mexico to the U.S., this is one way you can go. → Read More
Lawyers on the Border Still Dealing With Fallout From Family Separations
While the political conversation has moved on from the now-defunct family separation policy, the real-world effects continue to be felt. → Read More