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A recently issued policy memo from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has raised concerns among immigrant communities, legal experts, and employers across the country. The directive, released on May 22, suggests that immigrants seeking permanent residency through Adjustment of Status may be required to complete the process from their home countries rather than…

As millions prepare to arrive, experts raise concerns about immigration policies, civil rights protections, worker safeguards, and community impacts. With the countdown underway for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the United States is preparing to host the largest sporting event ever staged. Spread across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the tournament is expected…

During AAPI Heritage Month, author and filmmaker Curtis Chin reflected on immigration, race, identity, and the evolving definition of being American through stories rooted in Detroit, family legacy, and multicultural resilience. The question of who gets to belong in America framed a wide-ranging and deeply personal conversation with author and filmmaker Curtis Chin during…

More than three million Americans have already lost SNAP assistance after sweeping federal cuts, raising concerns about hunger, public health, and economic instability nationwide. For millions of Americans, the grocery store has become another battleground. Families already navigating inflation, rising rents, and unstable employment are now facing a new shock: the loss of federal…

In a recent interview organized by American Community Media, Matt Mahan, current mayor of San Jose and candidate for governor of California, presented his political proposal focused on accountability, technological innovation, and an ideology far removed from extremes. Mahan, who emphasizes that he is the only millennial candidate in the race, proposes bringing his…