Tracking the politics of immigration reform and its intersection with human and civil rights
"Without action from Congress, the Census Bureau is guaranteed to miss millions of people across every state,” says Vanita Gupta (above), President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights By SUNITA SOHRABJI/EMS Contributing Editor While all eyes...
By SUNITA SOHRABJI/EMS Contributing Editor Community organizations across the U.S. mounted an 11th hour scramble to increase self-response rates for the 2020 Census after an Oct. 13 Supreme Court decision cut the count short by two weeks. All people living in the...
Experts doubt the assertion by the Bureau that they've counted 99.9% of households, but courts have yet to decide whether the President can “take out” undocumented immigrants. A new President and Congress may have some remedies down the line. by Pilar Marrero After a...
Steve Kang, director of external affairs for the Koreatown Youth and Community Center, KYCCAlso available in Korean By Jongwon Lee After studying politics at an Ivy League university followed by graduate work in London, Steve Kang worked for a California state...
Kathay Feng, Common CauseAlso available in Vietnamese. By Kathay Feng I live in San Gabriel, CA, where more than half the people were born outside of the US. My neighbors include families who immigrated from Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and China. When my...