A federal jury Tuesday convicted an Arizona man of running a fraudulent immigration scheme obtaining more than $1 million dollars from his clients by promising them U.S. citizenship through adult adoption, according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Erika Marquez is 35 weeks pregnant with her third child, a daughter who will be delivered by cesarean section next month. But the joys of preparing to welcome her child are often replaced with worries ....
Take one walk through El Mercado, which occupies the mall space where JCPenney was housed, and you get the sense you are shopping in a street market ...
Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo has changed his tune on immigration now that he is running for governor. Lombardo, who for years has downplayed Metro Police’s role in immigration policies and deportations, boasted at a recent campaign event to Republican voters …
By Juan A. Lozano, Eric Gay and Elliot Spagat, Associated Press
The United States on Sunday blocked the Mexican border at an isolated Texas town where thousands of Haitian refugees have crossed and set up a camp, hoping to stop the flow of migrants as officials also began flying some of the Haitians back …
Ashley Vazquez Romo wants to be a judge or a surgeon. Either way, she says, she’d be saving lives. First, she’ll have to graduate from high school. Vazquez Romo, 17, is headed into her senior year at ...
Make the Road Nevada housing organizer LaLo Montoya was only 2 years old when his family immigrated to the United States from Zacatecas, Mexico. It wasn’t until 2012 that Montoya would be protected from deportation through the DACA program ...
A federal judge in Texas on Friday ordered an end to an Obama-era program that prevented the deportations of some immigrants brought into the United States as children, putting new pressure for action on ...
Erika Castro longs for the day when her parents no longer fear being deported and separated from their children, which would require a president finally delivering on ...
Deacon Tom Roberts walked up to the new U.S. citizens being honored Thursday during a World Refugee Day event at the East Las Vegas Library and handed them a small American flag. “God bless you, and God bless America,” said Roberts.
Adugna “Adu” Siweya would drive his taxi past UNLV many times during his shift taking passengers to and from the airport. He would glance over at the university and envision what it would be like being a student.
The Cashman Center is big, and so is the sound of mariachi. It was an appeal to Latinos, the most overrepresented group in coronavirus infections but among the least vaccinated, and especially toward some of the most vulnerable among them, those living in the U.S. without ...