Amidst debates and controversies surrounding immigration, one local law firm is taking a stand for migrant workers while drawing from their own family's journey to the United States.

One attorney said it would be impossible for someone to come to Kansas City who does not have legal work authorization under the mayor's plan.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey threatened Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas with legal action over his recent comments about immigration. Does he have legal ground to stand on?

Missouri Republican lawmakers are targeting Kansas City with sanctions if it proceeds with plans to welcome migrants with clearance to work.

The battle over whether to welcome migrants is heating up in Missouri with the attorney general and the Kansas City mayor at odds over the matter.

A Missouri Senate committee is targeting Kansas City over Mayor Quinton Lucas’s invitation to immigrants to move there and find work. As the Senate Appropriations Committee was finishing up its work ...

That drew a rebuke from Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who said Missouri laws prohibit the ... Lauren Arthur, a Kansas City Democrat, said the language will not impact immigration. “There are no ...

Missouri AG Bailey is calling out Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas for welcoming illegal immigrants to the city through Alejandro Mayorkas’ illegal immigrant parole program.

The provision, added to the budget at the urging of Republican state Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer of Parkville, came in response to statements Lucas made, first to Bloomberg News and later to local media and ...

More officials have spoken out since Mayor Quinton Lucas called on immigrants to head toward Kansas City to help with an ongoing labor shortage.

A proposed resolution to re-affirm that Kansas City will not become a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants has been shot down.

The letter comes as Missouri Republicans, including two GOP candidates for governor, have seized on Lucas’ comments.