The language Americans use and their support for certain policies like the death penalty indicate who's most likely to dehumanize immigrants.

Some undocumented immigrants fear that holding a legal status would make more vulnerable to deportation. "You have to live cautiously," a woman named Marina says.

New research debunks what some people have called the "magnet effect," an idea that immigrants will move states for better public health care benefits.

Is prescribing opioids part of American culture? A new study that looks at length of time immigrants live in the US and opioid use suggests that's the case.

"When you’re scared, when you feel the world is so anti-you, you might not go to see a doctor, you might not engage in preventive behaviors..."

"Ultimately, they talk about it less and blame themselves more..."

Not everyone is excited to learn about their ancestry through DNA testing. Here's who's against it and why.

South Asian immigrants in the US who frequently travel to countries where tuberculosis is widespread should get tested, say researchers.

More immigrant children studying math and science in high school and college means more go into STEM careers as adults.

The youngest immigrant children—detained in so-called "tender age" shelters—may be the most vulnerable to the stress of separation from their parents.