Immigration

Earlier this week, the designation for temporary protected status for Nicaragua, Honduras, and Nepal was terminated.

The Bishop of the Sioux City Diocese released a letter Wednesday, to the faithful of the diocese regarding immigration.

Three women detained during the June ICE raid at Omaha’s Glenn Valley Foods meatpacking plant have been ordered to be released.

The November 2026 election is still 19 months away, but some Northwest Iowa Democrats are debating becoming candidates for seats now held by Republicans.

In the Iowa Legislature, a bill that would require local police to partner with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials on immigration enforcement won’t advance ahead of a key deadline coming on Friday, likely leaving it dead for the legislative session.

Sioux City Human Rights Commission and Inclusive Sioux City Advisory Committee are sponsoring a presentation on the rights of citizens and non-citizens when interacting with immigration authorities.

Today, U.S. Representative Randy Feenstra came to Sioux City to talk about the Farm Bill.

The leader of one of Iowa’s most diverse school districts says the families she serves are scared after President Donald Trump promised mass deportations of immigrants.

Noor Rahman Shadab tells his story of leaving Afghanistan after the Taliban took over.