Politics
The Dangerous, Invisible Work of Being a Teen Farmworker
As many as 500,000 kids age 17 and younger work in America’s fields.
By Jessica De La Torre
Thousands of Teens Are Risking Their Lives to Enter the U.S.
Here are some of their stories.
By Lillian Perlmutter
The Many Unseen Financial Costs of DACA
This June marks the 10-year anniversary of the DACA program.
By Jacqui Germain
I Was Kidnapped After Coming to the U.S. Seeking Asylum
Title 42 and the “Remain in Mexico” policy are dangerous.
By Cristina
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The White Supremacist ‘Great Replacement Theory’ Has Deep Roots
It’s been around for centuries in different forms.
By Reece Jones
I Might Have to Self-Deport As Soon As I Finish College
Even though I’ve lived in the U.S. with a visa since I was 4 months old.
By Pareen Mhatre
The Treatment of Haitian Migrants at the U.S. Border Is Appalling
"We demand better. They deserve better."
By Lex McMenamin
There Is No Such Thing As a ‘Model’ Refugee
You shouldn’t have to be perfect to be safe.
By Fortesa Latifi
The Case for Open Borders
Borders “are a direct result of colonialism and maintain a neo-colonial worldview.”
By Will Meyer
Migrants Say Biden Must End ICE Detention
“Those months were nothing less than torture for me.”
By Lucy Diavolo
For Undocumented Families, the COVID Recession Continues
“We felt very left out and hopeless.”
By Jacqui Germain
What My Mom’s Struggle With Mental Illness Taught Me
Boston mayoral candidate Michelle Wu on mental health stigma in the AAPI community.
By Michelle Wu
Advocates Fear ICE Wants to Defy Biden's Deportation Moratorium
"I do worry that ICE remains loyal to the nativist ideology of Donald Trump."
By Lucy Diavolo
There Is No Return to ‘Normal’ on Immigration
We can’t just go back to the Obama years.
By Palika Makam and Genia Blaser
We Should Get Rid of the Citizenship Exam
The test puts an unfair burden on low-income immigrants.
By Heba Gowayed
The Family Separation Crisis Still Isn’t Over
But the Trump administration finally turned over data that could help.
By Kaylen Ralph
The U.S. Doesn’t Care About Black Immigrants
In 2020, like always, we’ve been erased and left out of the conversation.
By Ruth Etiesit Samuel
We Need to Show Up for Black Women in This Election
Storm Reid, Ayanna Pressley, and more talk to Teen Vogue about 2020.
By Teen Vogue Staff