Immigration

As the Supreme Court passed a decision to uphold birthright citizenship Tuesday morning, some people are finding hope.

As the Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals continues to be debated in federal courts, recipients are already seeing impacts.

Siouxland Public Media spoke with Revathi Vongsiprasom, an immigration lawyer in Sioux City on how ending birthright citizenship would impact all communities.

When considering ending birthright citizenship, one factor that tends to be overlooked is how it will impact indigenous communities.

As the conversation around ending birthright citizenship continues, mixed status families are facing challenges and uncertainty.

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.