(AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)Las tarifas subirán de forma significativa para cientos de miles de personas en Nueva Jersey, y es poco probable que el Congreso intervenga
(AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)Las tarifas subirán de forma significativa para cientos de miles de personas en Nueva Jersey, y es poco probable que el Congreso intervenga
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)Hundreds of NJ residents who were brought to the US as children are set to lose insurance
(NJ Spotlight News)Make the Road New Jersey offers free clinics for renewals
NJ Spotlight NewsNJ joined the lawsuit as a defendant arguing the state would suffer if Dreamers were deported
(NJ Spotlight News)DACA recipients pleased with pathway to citizenship, but question initiative’s timing

The program could apply to nearly half a million people
(AP Photo/Eric Gay)Immigrant organizations say that migrants are already here — and they’re helping them

NJ Alliance for Immigrant JusticeNJ advocates were among those urging lawmakers to do something before the end of the year

Menendez says Republican votes are needed to pass legislation
NJ Spotlight NewsThe ruling leaves future of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program uncertain

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was meant to be temporary

Under the Texas judge’s ruling, the status of current DACA recipients will not change

In interview, senator also discusses future of immigration reform

In Washington, the House is expected to pass two immigration reform bills Thursday that would put millions of undocumented immigrants on a path to citizenship.

Immigrants and their advocates are holding out hope that the Biden administration will represent a stark change from the previous four years of strict enforcement.

There was an exuberance among immigrants and their advocates last week when President Joe Biden introduced the U.S. Citizenship Act. But was the exuberance premature?

‘Reform is a moral question, it’s a national security question and it’s an economic question,’ says NJ senator

President Biden tapped New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez to spearhead his immigration reform plan

More than 440,000 undocumented Jersey residents will now need to wait longer to apply for a state driver’s license.