Deportation fears rise among undocumented Asians in Southern California as policies shift

Southern Baptist churches feel deportations

They are pastors, deacons, and other clergy, actively working among the 500 Haitian churches in the Southern Baptist Convention – at least for another four weeks.

They work, pay taxes and call US home -- but risk deportation

As he has done for years, Erik Payan had just opened up his tire repair shop in the small Texas town of Cleveland on February 24 and was getting to work when armed and masked US immigration agents swooped in…

Deportation fears rise among undocumented Asians in Southern California as policies shift

Duc never imagined his past mistakes would cost him everything. Brought to the U.S. as an infant in the 1980s, Duc, a Vietnamese refugee, has always considered the U.S. his home. But after serving time for a felony drug conviction, he learned that his green card had been revoked, and he now faces deportation to Vietnam, a country he has never called home. “I didn’t know they could do that,” said Duc, who asked to be identified by a nickname for …

Trump's immigration policies could wreak havoc on this rural town powered by mushroom farms

Farmers rely on year-round help from immigrants to harvest mushrooms. Deportations could destroy the town as they know it.

They’ve lived in the US on visas and work permits for decades. Now they’re in ICE detention

Amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, some longtime US residents like Taylor who have visas, work permits or green cards face possible deportation.

The immigration crisis in the United States has generated growing fear among immigrants, especially those who have managed to settle down, pay taxes and even acquire property.For many, life in the country has become more complicated as deportation policies and surveillance of undocumented immigrants increase. YOU CAN SEE: These are the jobs that will fall apart in the next decade thanks to AI in the United States Although some immigrants have be…