This measure targeted migrant women and children, particularly those of Mexican and Central American origins. In the 21st century, such fears drove the rise of a new term: anchor babies.

Mayor Adams says New York City’s migrant crisis has gotten so dire, women and children asylum seekers may eventually be moved to outside tents. “We’re going to have to eventually move women ...

Migrant women shared their immigration experience as they settle in Denver. Meanwhile, community advocates and providers are pushing for more solutions and help.

We should stop referring women based on cultural stereotypes, or assuming that working with refugee and migrant women is not the job of mainstream services. It’s time for change.

NEW YORK - An embroidery workshop is bringing migrant women together in the South Bronx to bond over their shared experience. For every stitch made, a new moment is created.