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From corruption, climate change, violence, and the U.S.'s own botched foreign policy, the causes for Central American migration to beyond the southern border. Photo: Getty Images
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Beyond the border
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Torres’ administration announced she requested a report on corrupt officials in Central American to be delivered to Congress, expected to be delivered this week. Photo: Photo: Jacquelyn Martin-Pool/Getty Images
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The root cause
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Rep. Joaquin Castro led a Congressional delegation to the Carrizo Springs Office of Refugee Resettlement facility for unaccompanied children in Texas. Photo: Twitter
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Castro Goes to the Border
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 Image after Hurricane Iota left the Planeta municipality in La Lima, Honduras, submerged in water. Photograph: Yoseph Amaya/Getty Images
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Climate Drives Border Crisis
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Biden’s comprehensive immigration bill slated for the foreseeable future, but there is the opportunity to focus on multiple, targeted bills instead of the entirety of Biden’s vision. Photo: Getty Images
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Latinos find a way forward
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A considerable increase of unaccompanied minors at the U.S.-Mexico border has put the Biden administration’s policies under scrutiny, but it happened after the end of Title 42. Photo: SERGIO FLORES/AFP via Getty Images 
Thought Leaders
Language Matters
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As drafted, H.R. 6 imposes bars that reinforce racial bias in the pathway to citizenship. Photo: CQ Roll Call via AP Images | Caroline Brehman
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missed the mark?
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H.R. 6, though not as extensive as the U.S. Citizenship Act, does more, and a vote is coming up very soon. Photo: Susan Walsh / AP
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Dream and Promise Act
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Border politics have continued to make headlines this week, with the House also scheduled to vote on two immigration bills. Photo:  Cengiz Yar/Getty Images 
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Misinformation at the Border
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Rep. Raúl Grijalva has been fighting border militarization for years. Photo: Getty Images
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demilitarize the border
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is only operating at a little more than 50% amid the COVID-19 pandemic at the Southern border. Photo: Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images
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A border crush
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DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas laid out a potential pathway to citizenship for reunited families separated under the Trump administration at a press conference on March 1. Photo: Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images.
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Reunification and a Pathway
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Artwork for Pandemic, by Andre Jones, courtesy of Philadelphia Young Playwrights
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'Pandemic'
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 On Dec. 1 2020, the USCIS unveiled a new version of the citizenship test, which was met with widespread criticism. Photo: John Moore/Getty Images
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Civics Test Reversal
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House Border Security Chairwoman Nanette Diaz Barragán traveled to the San Diego-Tijuana border to witness asylum seekers finally gain entry into the U.S. Photo: Getty Images
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Barragán at the Border
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An officer watches as immigrants are deported on a flight to El Salvador by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement out of Houston in 2018. David J. Phillip / AP file
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no more mass deportations
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Biden's Immigration Bill
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Demonstration in Washington D.C. Photo: We Are Casa
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Immigrants are Essential
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As the Biden administration has been slow to act on immigration, migrants are left to deal with extreme circumstances. Photo: David J. Phillip/AP Photo
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Migrants' latest storm
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The Justice is Not For Sale Act, would go a little further than Biden’s previous executive action in January. Photo:  Bill Clark | CQ Roll Call | Getty Images
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End Private Prisons
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Expanded TPS status for and a formal end to deportations are on the advocates’ list of demands for humane immigration reform. Photo Courtesy: CASA
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Black Immigrant Advocacy
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President Joe Biden and Alejandro Mayorkas have inherited a broken immigration system. Photo: Getty Images
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Immigration’s Long Road
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Alejandro Mayorkas was announced as President Joe Biden's DHS Secretary on Nov. 23, 2020. Photo: Getty Images.
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Mayorkas' Mountain to Climb
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The Hispanic Caucus, Chaired by Rep. Raul Ruiz, is leading the call for greater protections for essential workers. Photo: Getty Images
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inclusive covid aid
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This is what President Biden and Alejandro Mayorkas need to do to merit the label. Photo: Rep. Jayapal.
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Progressive Immigration
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People lining up to cross into the United States to begin the process of applying for asylum near the San Ysidro port of entry in Tijuana, Mexico. Photo: Gregory Bull/ AP News
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No More "Zero Tolerance"
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and U.S. President Joe Biden, held their first phone call together on Jan. 22. Photos: Getty Images
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a delicate balance
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Maradiaga and family. Photo: UnLocal
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ICE Cold
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Biden is to propose an eight-year citizenship path for immigrants, among other measures introduced on inauguration day. Photo: Getty Images
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Dreamers not forgotten
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Biden’s first real test as president will be how he tackles immigration reform. Photo: Make The Road NY
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Immigration Pressure
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The President-elect’s many promises on immigration are expected to be answered over his first 100 days. Photo: Getty Images 
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Biden’s first test