The simple answer is no. It's a position that has been backed up by several federal district courts.

According to USCIS, the updated policy is part of a broader effort to restore faith in the family-based immigration system ...

Substantive discussions involve growing trade and investments as well as upholding visa and travel requirements ...

Cassandra Lewis awaits approval from West African nation while reflecting on her great-great-grandfather Cudjo Lewis's ...

Since 1897 when Theodor Herzl convened the first Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, Jews have divided over the ...

A new report estimates that U.S. colleges and universities could see their international student enrollment decline by as ...

More than 70 people turned out to Buckley Park in Durango on Friday afternoon to protest the targeting and deportation of ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The FBI needs your help to track down a former North Olmsted man accused of smuggling guns overseas.

President Donald Trump's executive order has faced repeated roadblocks, but the administration continues appealing up to the Supreme Court.

A federal appeals court appeared ready on Friday to become the second such court in the country to rule that President Donald ...

Costing more than $9 million and funded by U.S taxpayers, the family planning supplies were intended for women in war zones, ...

The unlicensed person running an immigration legal services office in Pennsylvania is now facing multiple federal charges.