Federal immigration agents are trying to get Minnesota residents to racially profile their neighbors for deportation.

In an increasingly xenophobic country, Salt Lake City’s benevolent attitude toward immigrants is a strange anomaly. Can its unusual political culture somehow show us the way forward?

ICE is detaining Afghan refugees in the wake of the National Guard shooting. Those in the Dallas-Fort Worth area fear for their lives, in both their new home and their old one.

Kristi Noem repeatedly tried to shift blame away from the Trump administration.

The shooting of two members of the National Guard has prompted the administration to impose new restrictions—and resettlement organizations are reeling.

Donald Trump is ready to take Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s advice.

The National Guard shooting suspect felt abandoned by the CIA after working together for so long, his fellow unit member said.

The man who allegedly shot two National Guard members, one of whom has died, was granted asylum in April.

The Trump administration has set an abysmally low limit on refugees entering the country. And those who do will almost certainly be white.

The U.N. described the situation in Syria as “fragile” just a month ago.

First, Trump officials cut off refugee resettlement from all over the world. Then they got those white Afrikaners here in three months. Funny how that happened.

Trump said he would tolerate no antisemitism for people entering the U.S. But Charles Kleinhaus has a history of complaining about Jews online.

Even white South Africans think Donald Trump’s offering them special immigration status is dumb.

This is beyond cruel.

Donald Trump has blocked thousands of refugees from entering the U.S.—but is welcoming white South Africans.

The Episcopal Church is refusing to work with the government, citing its commitment to racial justice.

The first Afrikaner “refugees” will soon land in the United States. And Trump is planning a welcome delegation for their arrival.

Is Donald Trump about to dump immigrants in a country that is unprepared and unwilling to take them?

The Trump administration has found another country to send people to, even as the courts insist he has to return hundreds of people he’s already deported.

The administration’s cuts to resettlement aid and services are sowing uncertainty and fear among recent arrivals from Afghanistan, many of whom served alongside our military.