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The 46-year-old woman experienced complications from surgery after suffering a brain aneurysm in late December → Read More
“This community never gave up the fight for ways to mitigate the expressway,” said John Chin, executive director of the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corp. → Read More
This is at least the second time in three years that a Pennsylvania hospital has sought to carry out a so-called 'medical deportation' → Read More
A year later, everyone’s safe, the children are settled. And it's barely more possible to predict the future than it was a year ago. → Read More
“We are so concerned that if their status expires, they’ll lose their jobs,” said a leader with the Afghan American Foundation → Read More
Her clients stood among the most vulnerable, people who had children, or were children, who had little money, no connections and few legal rights → Read More
Museum leaders pledged to repatriate the remains, as required under a 1990 federal law. Critics say some institutions have been too slow to act. → Read More
As the Chinatown Coalition to Oppose the Arena announced its formation today, a steering committee headed by PCDC heard from business interests. → Read More
“My question is really simple,” one man told Sixers representatives. “Why can’t you guys stay where you are?” → Read More
The government assumes that someone seeking to come to the United States, even to see a dying parent, intends to try to stay permanently. → Read More
Even as Berks closes, the number of beds available to jail immigrants has soared in Pennsylvania under President Joe Biden → Read More
The city's stand has been not only supported but demanded by Philadelphia’s robust network of immigrant-rights groups, who push for action as they take on the day-to-day job of supporting newcomers. → Read More
The center is best known as having been one of three facilities in the United States that confined immigrant families → Read More
Two buses from Texas were arriving with about 80 immigrants at 30th Street Station Friday morning — the third unscheduled and uncoordinated drop-off in 10 days → Read More
Immigrant advocates wondered if buses will keep coming this week. → Read More
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott boasts that he’s sent thousands of immigrants to Chicago, New York and Washington – and now added Philadelphia to the list → Read More
Thousands of migrants who arrive at the U.S. border each year apply for asylum, which at base is a protection from persecution → Read More
"Governor Abbott’s busing efforts serve as a ploy to wreak social discord and spread misinformation," one immigrant leader said. → Read More
City officials have been preparing for days for the possible arrival. → Read More
“This is his last wish,” the son said from Pakistan. “It would be a great blessing if I could stand before my father and see him.” → Read More