“They are also separating families, mothers from their children, at the border. That sends a definite signal, ‘Don’t come.’”

In his photography, David Taylor shies away from stereotypes.

Once again, our emotions have gotten the best of us on immigration. This time, it is that caravan.

Away from the rhetoric in Washington, communities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border are welcoming the stranger and overcoming physical barriers.

Belsy García Manrique is a year away from realizing her dream of becoming a doctor—and her father is awaiting deportation.

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As Trump touts border wall in California, skeptics say it misses the point.

“There has been fear for years, but with the new administration, it is more severe.”

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The fifth version of a project started by the U.S. bishops in 1972 goes to the peripheries of the church to welcome back Hispanics.