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Progressive Principles for Immigration Reform
Pre-empting Representative Luis Gutierrez and his ‘broad’ principles for immigration reform, Duke from Migra Matters–a co-founder of The Sanctuary–was front-paged over at Daily Kos today with the following principles for comprehensive immigration reform: End policies that rely only on enforcement Read More …
ALIPAC Feeling Challenged by Volunteer-Run Network
In order to combat the upcoming introduction of an immigration bill, a hilarious message came from nativist William Gheen over the weekend about his efforts to increase ALIPAC’s social media presence: Currently we have 1,012 supporters on Myspace, 2,624 supporters Read More …
Change at Change.org Immigration
In the spirit of transition at Change.org, I am serving as one of your regular Immigration bloggers. I do miss Dave Bennion blogging here, though we are good friends who interact often enough over email. A little about me – Read More …
Is Geogetown University Working with ICE?
Given that Juan Gomez–an undocumented student from Florida–is studying at Georgetown University, I found this bit of their law school application quite fascinating: It’s the only law school out of the 30 applications that I have looked over for Fall Read More …
Addressing Brain Drain
Commodore Bainimarama’s speech to the UN General Assembly last month: Fiji has suffered more than 20 years of mismanagement, corruption, and nepotism. Our infrastructure, our judicial system, and our systems of accountability have all remained underdeveloped and unproductive. Many of Read More …