Russian ballet dancers, Cuban baseball players and Chinese political dissidents. These are the kind of people fleeing persecution in their homelands who typically won asylum in the United States over ...

The overwhelming majority of people who made their way to the United States on the so-called “refugee caravan” passed a crucial test which helps determine whether they have a credible case for asylum, ...

It took 35 days and 2,434 miles across Mexico until the most vulnerable migrants on the refugee caravan were able to seek asylum in the United States. The caravan that started with more than 1,200 ...

Is a Honduras woman featured in a viral social media post the first person to be granted asylum from the caravan in California? A viral post is stirring up controversy about the more than 100 Central ...

Caravans of migrants have been organized for over a decade now. However, it wasn't until 2014 that people came together and organized a migrant caravan from the border of Guatemala and Mexico to the U ...

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he is sending more federal attorneys and judges to the border region as migrants from Central America seek political asylum in the United States. "We are not ...

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has mobilized staff and resources to southern Mexico since Thursday, following the arrival at the Mexico/Guatemala border of thousands of people as part of a ‘caravan’ of ...

There are still thousands of Central American migrants making their way north as part of a caravan. They're still far from the U.S. border, a thousand miles or so. In response, the United Nations ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Migrants hitch rides on passing truck as they continue on their journey after Mexican police briefly blockaded the road to keep ...

With winter fast approaching and thousands of Syrian refugees still living in tents at Zaatari, the huge refugee camp in northern Jordan, the most momentous new arrivals are the big, white boxes that ...