Ruben Navarrette Jr.

Biden’s proposal to give access to health insurance is irrelevant. The real question is: What do we do with the millions of undocumented immigrants who we keep in the shadows?

The Pennsylvania senator endangered his recovery from a stroke by coming back to the campaign trail too soon. But he has a chance to start an important national conversation.

The president’s border crackdown proves he’s an even bigger immigration restrictionist than Trump.

Conservatives have long believed Uncle Sam is the problem—and they’re not alone. But violence is not the answer.

Both sides of the political divide have to come together to talk sensibly about the amount of migrants coming across the U.S.-Mexico border.

I’m the grandson of a Mexican immigrant and voted against him—twice. But even I see the appeal.

Americans can fight for better conditions and life balance, without losing their work ethic.

Everyone is entitled to due process (even the guilty), and no one is above the law (even ex-presidents).

Migrants kept the food supply chain moving during the pandemic. California providing them with basic medical coverage is the right thing to do.

The much-hyped “friendship crisis” might just be a matter of people prioritizing a few close relationships over tons of flimsy social connections.