Michael Volpe

The current ICE Director, Matthew Albence, was on the hot seat on Capitol Hill but pushed back in defense of his agency.

The Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children was at the center of an impassioned debate about how to deal with the increase in UACs crossing the southern border.

The citizenship question was one of many landmines for minorities in the census; now comes the hard part of counting underserved communities.

There has been an explosion of apprehension of family units from Central America during the Trump presidency and this is leading to great strain on the system.

Republicans and Democrats had far different thoughts about what is causing an enormous backlog at USCIS.

The Inspector General’s Office recent conducted unannounced visits to CBP facilities in Texas and the conditions they found were shocking.

With an unprecedented recovery, a bankrupt island, and a new system for approving disaster funds, Puerto Rico’s recovery efforts are moving very slowly.

While there is a new president of Cuba, little has changed in that country when it comes to human rights and press freedom.

Yazmin Juarez made a treacherous trip for thousands of miles safely, but when she got to America, her daughter got sick and never recovered.

While the technology holds promise, artificial intelligence also has flaws which often take on the biases of its creators.

The amount of money women and minority owned firms manage among wealth managers is barely more than one percent, even though multiple studies say performance is color blind. 

In a rare show of bi-partisanship, both Republicans and Democrats agreed that more diverse boards lead to better corporate governance and economic growth.