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What Trump’s Immigration Plans Mean for the U.S.

Selen Ozturk - Nov 19, 2024

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to launch the largest deportation program in U.S. history.

Immigration

Biden Administration Guts Most of Public Charge Rule, But Immigrants Still Fearful

Sunita Sohrabji - Sep 15, 2022

While the move lifts many of the restrictions imposed under the previous administration, many immigrants are still fearful of seeking benefits.

Economy

Loss of 1.7 Million Immigrants Fuels U.S. Labor Shortages and Inflation

Jenny Manrique - Aug 29, 2022

Close to 15% of job openings that employ immigrant or foreign-born workers in the U.S. are still vacant, while the legal immigration system is in dire straits.

Immigration

Reclaiming Citizenship — Photo Exhibit Reveals the Struggles of Deported US Veterans

Peter Schurmann - Jul 14, 2022

According to some estimates the United States has deported some 94,000 military veterans. A new exhibit highlights their experiences.

International Affairs

Will the U.S. Shift its Narrative on a Changing Latin America?

Jenny Manrique - Jun 14, 2022

Transformations including new migration patterns, climate change, and grassroots social movements require a shift in U.S. thinking about the region.

Immigration

‘Another World is Possible’ – March Celebrates Farmworker Victory in Wa.

David Bacon - May 3, 2022

Hundreds of farmworkers and their supporters marched May 1 through the streets of Mt. Vernon in northwest Washington State.

Tijuana Sees Sharp Increase in Ukrainian Refugees Seeking Entry into U.S.

Manuel Ortiz - Apr 7, 2022

Some 2,000 Ukrainians are currently being sheltered in Tijuana as they wait to enter the US amid Russia's ongoing invasion of their country.

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Six Months in, a Mixed Outcome of Biden’s Immigration Policies

Jenny Manrique - Aug 19, 2021

Although many of Trump's era directives have been reversed, the border and the interior tell a different tale for immigrants in the country.

Census

Metro Atlanta’s Diversity Complicates Census Count

Khalil Abdullah - May 14, 2019

Clarkston Mayor Ted Terry described his city, about 20 miles east of Atlanta, as "one of the most ethnically diverse" in America.

Census

Los Angeles has most to lose in Census undercount, study finds

Mark Hedin - May 1, 2019

Los Angeles has among the lowest projected growth rates for California counties, which could mean decreased federal dollars following the 2020 Census.

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