Asian American

Members of Georgia’s Korean community are growing increasingly anxious over their fate and are demanding to know when they will be freed.

By Zhe Wu and Mel Baker If it weren’t for his wife suggesting a physical check-up before their wedding, it might have taken years for...

Immigrant rights, labor, and community groups are condemning the operation as a "ruthless crackdown that resembled a military operation."

A new report finds that in the first week of June 2025 alone, arrests of Asians were nearly nine times higher than during the same period a year earlier.

An outpouring of public support for a Utah violinist detained by ICE in August has helped bring him closer to release, says his family.

For California’s Karen people, an annual Martyrs’ Day gathering is a reminder of the support they are still fighting for.

As Texas, California and several other states redraw new Congressional District maps, Asian American, Black and Latino advocates fear the power of their votes will be diluted.

The couple's daughter pointed to the "dehumanizing state violence targeting immigrant communities here in LA" as a reason for her parents' decision.

“What they’re trying to do is rewrite the rules in the middle of the game because they know they know they’re going to lose." — Texas state Representative Gene Wu.

More than 1300 journalists from around the globe gathered in Seattle, Washington July 30-Aug. 3 for the Asian American Journalists Association annual conference.

Tae Heung Kim, a doctoral student who has lived legally in the US for over 35 years, has been held in ICE custody for almost 2 weeks. Customs and Border Protection has released no information about why the researcher has been detained for a prolonged period.

San Francisco’s Chinatown embodies immigrant resilience—its preservation is a stand for justice, memory, and belonging as Chinatowns nationwide face renewal or erasure.