“They Cannot Break Us”: Lawmakers make history as a blue wave crashes over Georgia
Fueled by anger over ICE, gas prices, and war - immigrant voters came out, and immigrant candidates win
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PHOTOS: Hundreds gather for Día de los Muertos at Atlanta’s historic Oakland Cemetery
Vibrant ofrendas dedicated to loved ones and pets, a vigil for those killed in ICE custody, and more scenes from the 2026 Día de los Muertos Festival in Atlanta.
In Gwinnett, state senate candidate Ruwa Romman makes the global, local
"If you are complaining about the cost of living, I remind them that everything has gone up because of the war."
Midterms: In Georgia, more than a dozen candidates with roots across the world are up for state office
285 South asked them about what they plan to do to support their immigrant constituents.
“If we’re not here, who is?”
This small nonprofit is a lifeline for hundreds of Afghans in the Atlanta area - now, they're asking for community support.
As Medicaid terminations go into effect, thousands of immigrants and refugees in Georgia face losing healthcare
So, we’ve updated our list of free or low-cost health care clinics in the Atlanta metro
Specific ways you can support Atlanta’s immigrant and refugee communities right now
We’ve been gathering information about what concerned folks can do to support immigrant and refugee communities.
Inside Atlanta’s “mega master” immigration hearings
Advocates warn of a concerning trend inside Atlanta’s immigration courthouse: hearings that resemble an “assembly line . . . rushing people into a mass deportation process.”
“You’re not supposed to shy away from that”: At a weekend vigil, people remember immigrants whose lives were cut short
The service doubled as a fundraiser for the family of Jesus Manuel Arenas-Silva, who died in ICE custody in Georgia in July.
Update: Culturally specific food pantries and other food resources
SNAP terminations continue to have ripple effects on immigrant and refugee communities.