To investigate the patterns of media participation of the migrant community as well as the corresponding opportunities and limitations, this paper presents a case study of Bản tin tiếng Việt PTS, a Vietnamese news program in Taiwan. The study demonstrated that the production team regards the provision of essential news for the Vietnamese migrant community as the primary goal and uses information and communication technologies in horizontal communication appropriately. Accordingly, the target audience with which translator-editors collaborate are empowered to develop a grassroots participation avenue through which they can contribute sources and influence the news agenda. Through horizontal communication, the translator-editors and “in-betweeners” can participate in shaping the news agenda and producing news content. However, such opportunities are limited because of insufficient resources and the modes of production. Nevertheless, the forums on the program’s social media platform are publicly accessible, allowing members of the migrant community to voice their opinions.