For generations, the birth certificate has been the cornerstone of how Americans verify their citizenship. But that standard may soon be upended.

What do an activist searching for missing Mexicans, an attorney who once represented a drug lord and a university professor trying out TikTok have in common?

The '14th Amendment language clearly confers not only a state citizenship upon the native-born, but also a federal U.S.

On NBC's 'Meet the Press" President Donald Trump when asked if he needs to uphold the U.S. Constitution said "I don't know," ...

Trump’s decision to accept it — he’ll take anybody’s luxury jet, if it’s just being given away — is one of the most shameless ...

In another case in the city of Denver, a man suspected of attempted murder was released because ICE had deported the ...

The lack of transparency has left families with little information about how or why their loved ones were killed.

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, is beginning his ministry with a historic ceremony at St. Peter’s Square, blending ...

The Catholic church on Sunday will inaugurate the first American and second Latin American pope.

President Donald Trump has wrapped up a Mideast tour in the United Arab Emirates with a breakfast for business leaders and a ...

Some of Trump' most aggressive policy changes are being blocked by judges all the way to the Supreme Court. To some, the ...

Attorneys and advocates say suggestions that American-born children of deported parents can return to the United States gloss over the barriers and difficulties families may face.