Immigrants drawn by jobs at the local meat-packing plant are making their mark in business and politics.

On the verge of opening his own cafe, Anthoa Munoz's future now teeters on the brink of the unknown.

The nation's food supply chain could collapse without immigrant labor.

Past pressure from business leaders hasn't changed Trump's mind, a Wharton School professor notes.

There's expected to be a six-month delay, according to reports.

700,000 of 800,000 recipients nationwide are legally working, experts say. Repealing the program would exacerbate labor shortages.

“For flood recovery, that's an important group of people for sure,” a university professor says.

Most undocumented immigrants who are deported are Latino men with jobs. That has a ripple effect on housing.