8,000-plus Hong Kongers have resettled in Taiwan since early 2019, seeking shelter from political turmoil as China cracks down on their home city.

Smithfield, one of the nation's largest pork plants in Sioux Falls, S.D., shut down after nearly a quarter of its workers were infected with the coronavirus. As it reopens, refugees who work the factory floor and hog farmers wonder if the risks are worth it.

Three children are fighting government efforts to take them from their father and deport them to El Salvador to no one. They're far from alone.

One girl's case shows how Trump officials target migrant minors for deportation, lawyers scramble for their release and the kids live with the chaos.

With 10 million people around the world packed into refugee camps and settlements, advocates fear the onset of an undetected coronavirus crisis.

The world faces a humanitarian crisis of historic proportions propelled by war and political instability, and so far has not devised workable remedies or programs.

Over the last three years, the Trump administration has ignored Congress and, often, federal law, to reshape U.S. immigration policy.

As governor of Indiana, Mike Pence enacted an antiabortion law and decimated the state's public health spending. Now he'll oversee the U.S. coronavirus response.