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The outcome of the presidential election will have a significant impact on the country’s immigration policy. Charlotte Alvarez, director of…

“I went to an immigration lawyer and he said, ‘You’re quite young. Find a nice young man and marry him,’…

For decades, granting political asylum has been part of the story America has told about itself. As a Western democracy…

A collage of posters about the history of immigration conceptualized by the author. Image: Andy Outis/Studio7 / Collage: Jake Wasserman…

Last month, the Maine Department of Education (Maine DOE) launched the nation’s first project to bring a collection of children’s…

The Hope Border Institute (HOPE), in collaboration with the UTEP Chicano Studies, Languages ​​and Linguistics Department, hosted “Elections and Migration:…

Immigration has become one of the most pressing issues during this election period. As November 5 approaches, both Republicans and…

In the latest edition of “Last Week Tonight,” John Oliver examines the practical implications of Donald Trump’s pledge to enact…

Published on Monday, October 28, 2024 | Written by Andrew Shirley | 1 comment | print Even a majority of…

As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close and we celebrate National Immigrant Day on October 28th, we are grateful…