DHS is deployed against U.S. citizens and descends upon nationwide protests for racial justice. Just how far will this go?

As a deadly pandemic looms, DHS doubles down on plans to abolish immigration to the U.S.—sickness and death be damned.

The Trump administration gets ahold of DHS and implements a new, horrific policy: Family Separation.

The Obama administration locks up families and labels mothers and their children as national security threats—setting the stage for Trump’s crackdown on immigration.

Instead of hope and change, a new regime conscripts local law enforcement to do DHS’s bidding and furthers the narrative of the “bad immigrant.”

A new economy forms around detaining immigrants, handing power to private corporations with financial incentives and deep ties to Washington. There is no turning back.

Congress approves extraordinary funding to secure the border in the name of national security—not thinking through the practical implications or unintended consequences.

A nation shaken by an unprecedented attack on the homeland immediately searches for ways to regain control.

I'm Erika Andiola: immigrant, activist, and host of the new podcast Homeland Insecurity, which asks "How did immigrants like me become the enemy?"