Russell Contreras

Approval rates for asylum seekers in the U.S. are dropping dramatically in the run-up to the second Trump administration, and it's become particularly difficult for Latin American immigrants to get asylum, an Axios review finds.

More writers are tackling dystopian visions around human migration that serve as warnings.

Lin, a Divinity professor, connects Bible passages with treatment of immigrants.

Religious leaders of many faiths have long played a role in immigrant rights.

Some Catholics believe Segale is responsible for miracles in helping immigrant children detained at the U.S.-Mexico border.

New data suggest that the homicide surge of 2020 was driven largely by men and teen boys who were either laid off or saw their schools close during pandemic shutdowns.

Over the past nearly four years, Axios Latino has highlighted Latinos of all nationalities and political ideologies — their successes and struggles. But the work isn't over.

Latinos are estranged from our past but the mission to unite with them will live on.

The daughter of the late civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is telling Americans to "pay attention" to the words of President-elect Trump during his inauguration and also honor her father's birthday

People are making agreements ahead of time to exclude politics from their gatherings.