Undocumented families who have lived in California's Central Valley for decades are worried about what mass deportation could look like under a new Trump administration.

California immigrant advocates and state officials are bracing for what they describe as the likely massive impact of a second Trump presidency on border policies — vowing to fight his plans in court even as they remain uncertain which will make it from the campaign trail to reality.

Activism / Here in Chicago, we’ve developed effective, grassroots strategies for defending our immigrant communities. Anthony J. Quezada and Carlos Ramirez-Rosa Chicago, Ilinois—In the lead-up to this election,

California Republican Rep. David Valadao will maintain his grip on his swing seat in the Central Valley. Valadao was a top target for Democrats, who were hoping an uptick in voter turnout this year could finally clinch the district they’ve been eyeing ...

Republican representatives in Congress were able to fend off enough California Democrats in close races and flip a few seats elsewhere to help keep the party’s majority in the House of