travel ban

“It’s so unlikely that I’ll be able to stay.”

"If my nephew’s ideas on immigration had been in force a century ago, our family would have been wiped out."

"The American Dream my parents believe in has not yet been realized."

"Where is home? Where is our home? Where is my home?”

But some are still fighting back.

New emails reveal.

And it starts today.

When "aloha" just means goodbye.

He told Trump the way he talks about black people is hurtful.

Well this is interesting.

The number includes legal permanent residents.

It’s in response to Trump’s travel ban.

In addition to giving the federal government authorization to expand detention.

"We have thousands of employees who are first and second generation immigrants."

She remembers everything.

Watch this clip.