Mexican immigrants have saved small town economies across America, but anti-immigrant, racist rhetoric and policies from the Trump administration threaten the progress they’ve helped make.

‘Separating babies from their mothers is not the answer and is immoral.’

Babies nursing from their mothers are not safe from the harsh, anti-family immigration policy that Trump has put in place.

Some evangelical Christians are getting more vocal about the immorality of Trump’s immigration policies.

The Trump administration still thinks domestic violence is a ‘private’ crime, not a systemic atrocity whose victims deserve our help.

Ted Cruz is just fine with Trump’s inhumane policy of separating families, but he blames the media for daring to cover it.

After Trump’s family separation policy went into action, immigrant Marco Antonio Muñoz had his family taken away. Then he killed himself.

The fallout from Republicans refusing to act on immigration reform continues to claim lives. A young man brought to America as a toddler was deported to Mexico, where his throat was slashed.

The decision ‘reminds everyone of why this city and this country exist — to give safe haven, and hope, to those who flee tyranny, oppression and poverty in other parts of the world.’

Trump’s secretary of education has no idea what she’s talking about, and she doesn’t seem to care.

International outrage is spreading over the GOP’s brutal policy of ripping children from families at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Republican politicians who join Trump’s anti-immigrant crusade could alienate white Catholics voters, especially in heavily Catholic swing states like Pennsylvania.

Echoing Trump’s immigrant-hating rhetoric, Republican candidates are forging campaigns based on hate.

‘Diversity is our strength,’ Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney told an audience of Irish-American business leaders, encouraging the group to embrace and welcome immigrants to their city, and to America at large.

Rick Santorum tried to defend the Trump administration’s cruel policy by denying the facts — and the dictionary.

Marching to the beat of racist drums on Fox News, Trump sent armed agents to the U.S. border. Now, an unarmed woman has been shot and killed by the Border Patrol.

An immigrant went to an ICE office in Pennsylvania for a mandatory marriage interview. Now he’s being detained despite fears he could be murdered if he returns to Mexico.

Trump implemented new policies that ripped apart immigrant families and exposed children to human traffickers. After a national outcry blasted him for it, he lied and blamed it all on Democrats.

The Trump administration’s callous policies mean families are being ripped apart at the border. And the U.S. is losing immigrant children.

On Fox News, Trump called the use of courts ‘corrupt’ and ‘horrible.’

Donors like former Exelon chair John Rowe are pitting Republicans’ hatred for immigrants against their love of money.

Georgia Republican Michael Williams rolled out a ‘deportation bus’ plastered with racist messages for his gubernatorial campaign. It has not gone well for him.

After Trump received massive criticism for calling immigrants ‘animals,’ aide Kellyanne Conway tried to clean up the mess — by demanding an apology from Americans who correctly called out his bigotry.

Trump lashed out at immigrants as ‘animals,’ in the latest hollow justification of his cruel policy designed to break families apart.

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy admitted in a secret meeting that the GOP is opposing immigration reform to keep its racist voters from abandoning the party in November.

Republicans won’t let Paul Ryan forgot he’s a lame duck.

John Morganelli adores Trump, and once encouraged people to join an anti-immigrant hate group. If he had his way on the issue, it could cost the Pennsylvania economy hundreds of millions of dollars.

Tomi Lahren defended John Kelly while also blasting immigrants herself. But she quickly got a lesson in her own immigrant history.

John Kelly’s bigotry comes straight from the top, and echoes the nation’s shameful past.

Facing a major voter backlash, a group of Republicans is suddenly pushing for a vote on immigration reform. But Paul Ryan is there to stop them.