The US and Mexico agreed on a course of remediation to address labor-rights violations at a VU Manufacturas auto-parts facility in Piedras Negras, Coahuila.

A Palau native who’d won a US appeals court ruling staving off his removal following a felony conviction in the state of Washington, has seen that victory now reversed by an en banc panel.

A lawful permanent resident from Iraq who kept a rental car for 163 days longer than he was supposed to can stay in the US, the Sixth Circuit said.

Southern California’s garment factories are facing scrutiny for underpaying workers who make clothing for some of the nation’s top retailers, including Nordstrom Inc. and Dillard’s Inc.

A Guatemalan immigrant was properly denied asylum because he failed to show that evidence of past harm to his family was enough to establish a future fear of persecution.

A group of immigrant detainees suing private prison operator CoreCivic Inc. over alleged forced labor at a Georgia detention center has failed to secure class certification.