Juan Carlos Chavez

Cuban immigrants across Florida say Dayana Barreto García took thousands in fees without filing cases.

New federal guidance restricts the effort to register newly naturalized Americans to vote.

The decision could shake trust as communities face more police scrutiny, experts said.

Many newcomers end up facing judges alone, without legal representation.

Officials will target out-of-state licenses and truckers who don’t meet federal rules on English proficiency.

Immigration officers will weigh community standing and conduct when considering citizenship applications.

The pilot program begins with Malawi and Zambia, but could expand to other countries with high overstay rates.

Advocates and legal experts say the change would limit access to naturalization.

Attempts to strip temporary protections have left thousands scrambling for options.

Restrictions on travel from Cuba have kept a mother in Thonotosassa from reuniting with her 16-year-old.

From encrypted maps to grassroots alerts, digital tools offer real-time warnings as deportations rise.

Thursday’s verdict practically ends not just the one-time All Star’s MLB career, but any chance he could ever return to the U.S.

State officials want to take their sweeping strategy to detain and deport thousands nationwide.

Advocates and attorneys raise alarms over practices they say undermine basic civil rights.

News of the world’s first American pontiff rang out across Florida.

A special number used by those who lack legal status is tied to immigration enforcement.

Body art that people may have picked for style is being cited in deportation cases.

A national study says patients wait too long and get sicker.

The new policy could impact immigrants seeking legal status. Advocates warn of threats to free speech.

Policy shifts are making it harder for Cubans to feel safe.