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From the wall-rhetoric of Trump to the pro-DREAM Act promises of Clinton and Sanders, finding a "solution" to America's immigration problems has become the hot-button issue in the 2016 race for the White House.

Large cutout paintings dot the landscape of farmland in the Salinas Valley. Photo by Debra Jane Seltzer (www.RoadsideArchitecture.com)In the fertile lands of central California lies the Salinas Valley, where 369,000 acres of land provide the

More than 277,000 immigrants from Bangladesh live in the United States. That number may grow if the country's 'descent into lawlessness' continues.Stock imageIn 1974, Kayes Ahmed got on a one-way flight out of Bangladesh to begin an indefinite self-

Fasting-growing immigrant group in the U.S. has had a large presence in Colorado since the 1970sStock imageThis story is told in a few paragraphs, a motion graphic, an audio story and an exhaustive timeline. Enjoy.Colorado is home to a large

Call it 'detention' if you'd like, but immigrant advocates say detention centers feel and look more like prisonIn this investigative audio piece, CU News Corps’ David Cook examines detention centers used to house undocumented U.S. immigrants,

Canadians have a much easier time crossing the border and becoming citizens than Mexicans do.Photo Credit: Peter Dutton via Wikimedia CommonsA shout rang out: “I am not a criminal!” A door slams. A man is curled in a ball on the floor. A woman in

Russian man dies at San Diego ICE detention center, sixth detainee to die since OctoberIn this Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014 photo, elementary aged children talk about a short story in Spanish during a class at the Karnes County Residential Center, a

The UN warns of growing xenophobia in Austria.telesurtv.netUN chief secretary Ban Ki-Moon spoke to the Austrian parliament on Thursday, expressing his concerns to a newly passed bill that would allow Austria to reject all refugees and migrants at

 U.S. Presidential Candidates on Immigration (May, 2016)✓  indicates support ✗  indicates opposition ~  indicates ambiguityHillary ClintonBernie SandersDonald J. Trump“The Wall”   ✗✗✓Increasing 

On a bright Sunday afternoon in late April, more than a dozen members of the “Colorado Literary and Cultural Society” gather at a clubhouse of a condo complex in Aurora.  First things first, lunch is served: jasmine rice with