Advocates see the events of recent months as integral to President Donald Trump’s broader plans to restrict immigration.

Many of the changes happened over the last 18 months, short-circuiting opportunities for children to get help.

Immigration advocates are concerned that the slowdown is deliberate, a move to “suppress the vote” of these potential citizens.

Federal programs that have assisted communities with cleaner water, safer sidewalks and sewage treatment are on the chopping block in Washington.

An interfaith nonprofit in California’s Central Valley is seeking ways legal residents and citizens can respond if roundups and deportations begin.

In dozens of U.S. cities and states, the rights to publish state and local laws don’t belong to the people or the governments. They belong to private contractors.

A federal law has been interpreted by many state governments and state courts to allow their agencies to keep secret studies, surveys and other data about dangerous roads, bridges and intersections if there is even a remote possibility that someone might one day sue the government for failing to make needed redesigns or repairs.