Elise Foley

A big look at immigration from history and political strategies to consequences and the current state of immigration and the electorate. 

On Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered immigration judges to stop granting asylum solely because of a domestic abuse or gang violence survivor status.

Early Friday morning, Congress passed a spending bill to avoid another government shutdown. But many feel there was one glaring issue left out of the deal: immigration.

Elise Foley, politics and immigration reporter at HuffPost, discusses the latest on the day three of the government shutdown and the latest on the the DACA deal.

Trump re-upped his pledge to build a wall and create a "deportation task force" to round up the "most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants."

Trump says there is room for "softening" in his tough views on immigration. What does this conflicting language mean for his policies — and his votes?

The latest battle in immigration reform, it seems, is coming from an effort to possibly expand the U.S. database known as E-Verify, which is an Internet-based system that allows busin...