As heightened enforcement at U.S. ports of entry raises concerns for international visitors and even citizens, here's what travelers should know.

The committee said the cards are to respond to increased law enforcement presence and deportation risks in Massachusetts.

Maya Autorino, Communications Intern This guest post does not necessarily reflect the views or expertise of Human Rights First. In a troubling escalation of digital surveillance last month, a French ...

What immigrants and citizens should know about federal agents’ power to question and search people at airports and the border ...

says the ACLU on their ‘Know Your Rights: Enforcement at the Airport’ webpage. No one should be detained at the airport for their political speech. US citizens and green card holders basically ...

Knowing your rights is essential to ensure that you know how to protect yourself if something goes wrong. Temporary workers ...

FLYING around the Philippines can be exciting. Whether you're off to a weekend getaway, heading home to your province, or ...

contact an attorney or an LGBTQ+ rights organization. If you’re an LGBTQ+ homebuyer, you may be unsure of your current legal status. Recent federal policy changes have eroded some equal housing ...

Asserting your rights to ICE might escalate the matter, Hutchinson said. You should consider your safety first before doing so. What should you do if ICE stops your car? A recent traffic stop by ...

Asserting your rights to ICE might escalate the matter, Hutchinson said. You should consider your safety first before doing so. What should you do if ICE stops your car? A recent traffic stop by ...