Jul 31 Community Occupy ICE Protesters Ask Jefferson County Attorney To Dismiss Trespassing Charges The protesters were arrested for blocking entry to immigration court at the Heyburn building last week. Court dates are set for late August. By Kyeland Jackson Jul 31 Community Occupy ICE Asks County Attorney To Dismiss Trespassing Charges Kyeland Jackson
Jul 19 Community Occupy ICE Camp Disbands After LMPD Clears Property Occupy ICE activists have been camped out in front of the local Immigration and Customs Enforcement building for more than two weeks. By Kyeland Jackson Jul 19 Community Occupy ICE Camp Disbands After LMPD Clears Property Kyeland Jackson
Jul 9 Education Kids First: Teachers Put Immigration Politics Aside To Focus On Migrant Students Some Ohio Valley teachers have set aside the divisive politics of immigration to focus on the needs of immigrant children first. By Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 9 Education Teachers Put Immigration Politics Aside To Focus On Migrant Students Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 30 Community PHOTOS: Louisville Community Rallies To Say ‘Families Belong Together’ Hundreds demonstrated against the Trump Administration’s immigration policies at the steps of Louisville Metro Hall on Saturday. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 30 Community Louisville Community Rallies To Say 'Families Belong Together' Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 26 Community In Louisville, Some Fear Travel Ban Will Affect Future Immigration This is the third iteration of President Donald Trump's travel ban, banning travelers from five majority-Muslim countries. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 26 Community In Louisville, Some Fear Travel Ban Will Affect Future Immigration Kyeland Jackson
Jun 25 Politics Pentagon Will Build 2 More Temporary Camps To House Migrants, Mattis Says The news comes one week after President Trump said, "The United States will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility." By Bill Chappell, NPR Jun 25 Politics Pentagon Will Build 2 More Temporary Camps To House Migrants Bill Chappell, NPR
Jun 21 Politics Trump’s Executive Order On Family Separation: What It Does And Doesn’t Do He is, in effect, ordering family separation to be replaced with the detention of whole families together, even after earlier arguing that "you can't do it by executive order." By Richard Gonzales, NPR Jun 21 Politics Trump's Executive Order On Family Separation: What It Does And Doesn't Do Richard Gonzales, NPR
Jun 20 Politics Trump Signs Order To End Family Separations Trump's move comes after days of administration officials saying only Congress could fix the situation created by the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy. By Scott Detrow, NPR , Kelsey Snell, NPR and Miles Parks, NPR Jun 20 Politics Trump Signs Order To End Family Separations Scott Detrow, NPR, Kelsey Snell, NPR and Miles Parks, NPR
Jun 19 Politics First Ladies Unite Against Separating Children At Border The opposition comes from both Republicans and Democrats — even including expressions of concern from President Trump's own wife, first lady Melania Trump. By Sarah McCammon, NPR Jun 19 Politics First Ladies Unite Against Separating Children At Border Sarah McCammon, NPR
Jun 7 Politics Immigration Debate Shines Spotlight On Divided GOP House Republicans huddled for hours Thursday morning in another attempt to find party unity on an issue that divides the GOP like no other: immigration. By Susan Davis, NPR , Kelsey Snell, NPR and Scott Detrow, NPR Jun 7 Politics Immigration Debate Shines Spotlight On Divided GOP Susan Davis, NPR, Kelsey Snell, NPR and Scott Detrow, NPR
May 15 Politics Trump Administration Doubles Worksite Investigations To Combat Illegal Immigration The administration has plans to greatly expand investigations and audits of businesses suspected of employing illegal immigrants. By Richard Gonzales, NPR May 15 Politics Trump Doubles Worksite Investigations To Combat Illegal Immigration Richard Gonzales, NPR
Apr 28 Community ‘We Are Louisville’ Hackathon Returns To Highlight The City’s Newcomers The all-day event was held Friday at the University of Louisville and brought together students, volunteers and community advocates around immigration. By Roxanne Scott Apr 28 Community 'We Are Louisville' Hackathon Returns To Highlight City's Newcomers Roxanne Scott
Apr 17 Politics Supreme Court Strikes Down Part Of Immigration Law The U.S. Supreme Court declared a clause in federal law, requiring the deportation of immigrants convicted of a "crime of violence," unconstitutionally vague Tuesday. By Domenico Montanaro, NPR Apr 17 Politics Supreme Court Strikes Down Part Of Immigration Law Domenico Montanaro, NPR
Apr 2 Community Louisville Protesters Oppose City’s First Immigration Enforcement Court The first U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement court opened in Louisville Monday and drew a group of more than two dozen protesters. By Amina Elahi Apr 2 Community Louisville Protesters Oppose City's First Immigration Enforcement Court Amina Elahi
Mar 8 Arts and Culture New Ali Center Exhibit ‘Shines A Light’ On Refugee Women The 35 photographs in the exhibit picture people from 10 refugee groups and capture various aspects of the lives of refugee women. By Roxanne Scott Mar 8 Arts and Culture New Ali Center Exhibit 'Shines A Light' On Refugee Women Roxanne Scott