In their lawsuit, a coalition of pro-immigration organizations alleged that a rule the DHS published in March would make the U.S. a "show me your papers country." ...

The lawsuit claims Trump's executive order would require non-citizens to carry registration ID or face criminal prosecution.

For years, states have allowed illegal aliens to sign up for Medicaid, pending verification of their citizenship or lawful immigration status — a grace window grounded in an assumption of good ...

We don’t have nearly as many illegal immigrants as other ... you're an illegal alien’ sign,’” he said. “It's one or the other. Those are your options.” No, they aren’t.

Immigrant advocates filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a revived "alien registration" law requiring immigrants to register with the government or face criminal prosecution.