Immigrants help power America's economy. Will the election value or imperil them?

Immigrants say both sides' efforts to crack down on the border have clouded the larger immigration issue.

Immigration has fueled job growth in ways that strengthen the economy and improve the federal government's fiscal health.

In Nevada , 19% of residents are foreign-born and 9% of the total workforce doesn't have U.S. legal status.

Trump has an advantage over Biden on who voters trust to better handle immigration, poll shows.

Immigration advocates say a bipartisan push toward getting tougher at the border has clouded the larger issue in ways often too complicated to break down easily along ideological lines.

Trump has made border security an unofficial anthem of his campaign, constantly decrying an “invasion ” of people flooding into the country illegally.

A recent Scripps News / Ipsos survey found that 86% of Republicans “strongly” or “somewhat support” mass deportations.

A third of Americans see securing the U.S.-Mexico border as the country’s top immigration priority, the survey found.

Some conservatives are more explicit about the economic damage tougher immigration policies might do.