Migrants and relatives of detainees gathered in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, to protest at a detention center where a blaze killed ...

Jesus O. was a skilled HVAC technician and business owner in Venezuela who thought his skills would easily secure him work when he came to New York last October amid a flood of migrants flowing ...

"No, no, I thought it wasn't like this, if I knew this I would have stayed in my own country. In my country at least there was some work, very little but something." ...

A fire broke out in the Instituto Nacional de Migración, a detention center in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Monday.

The authorities identified eight suspects and said government workers and private security workers had done nothing to help ...

The announcement came Wednesday after a video from the center in Ciudad Juárez was released showing uniformed workers walking away from the blaze as people were still locked inside.

People on both sides of the border have already begun pointing the finger as to who (or what) is responsible While ...

Throngs of protesters gathered at the courthouse steps, chanting for freedom for their embattled hero. Police kept watch as ...

The fire started just before 10 p.m. Monday night at the National Migration Institute in Ciudad Juárez just across the border ...

Tony Marx, president and CEO of New York Public Library, told a City Council oversight ... Library supporters at Monday’s protest noted that the more than 220 city public libraries provide key ...

NEW YORK -- Throngs of protesters gathered at the courthouse steps, chanting for freedom for their embattled hero. Police kept watch as passions flared and voices roared. Squad cars and television ...