Immigration

The UFW's new campaign, “Photos From The Field,” encourages farm workers to take pictures of themselves with their cell phones.

The U.S. Conference of Mayors’ supports immigration reform as a way to reduce city expenses and grow local economies.

As the Senate debates a significant overhaul to our nation's immigration laws, special interest groups are wading into the fight. Advocates and opponents of immigration reform are spending on TV ads and lobbying.

A proposed amendment would double the number of new Customs and Border Patrol officers and add another $6 billion for border security.

It's no surprise farmers and home builders want more immigrant labor, but horse breeders?

Emigrants are estimated to have $400 billion in savings, and some are investing the money at home.

Tucked away in the 844-page immigration bill is a provision that could thwart citizenship hopes for many undocumented workers.

Critics say immigration reform would cost the government trillions in safety net spending. Commentator Robert Reich says it would actually generate more revenue.

More than a million foreigners flocked to Germany for work last year, the biggest influx since 1995. Most of the migrants were from Eastern Europe, but many came from recession-hit countries elsewhere in the euro zone.

Go behind the scenes of our investigation into Chicago's underworld of labor brokers, known as "raiteros," who charge workers fees, pushing their pay below minimum wage.