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Community papers need to get out the word on immigration programs
Jun 1, 2015
Have you heard about immigration reform?
The sad tale of immigration
Jun 1, 2015
Mistreated by their own government, terrified foreigners huddle together. Having tried other options for asylum, the tired and hopeless immigrants have had no luck. The worn-out refugees must continue ...
Bipartisan immigration reform delayed
Jun 1, 2015
For Sarah Alva’s husband, the seemingly mundane moments of American life, such as commuting to work or going to the bank, were burdened by the crippling fear of sudden and permanent deportation.
Immigrant students face a tough road
Jun 1, 2015
There is a distinction between asking someone where he or she was born and where he or she is from.
International students’ job outlook limited by visa process
Jun 1, 2015
Bharat Verma’s flat-billed hat and zip-up hoodie may not distinguish him from the rest of North Dakota State’s campus. But his accent—and his career path—certainly do.
Immigration issues focus of students’ stories
May 1, 2015
Ten college students came to Washington in mid-March to participate in the National Newspaper Association Foundation’s News Fellows Program. This is the third year the foundation has held this program. ...
From farmers to politicians, a call for immigration reform in GA
May 1, 2015
The Vidalia sweet onion harvest has just begun, and local farmers are working hard to get the first crop ready to ship all over the world.
Immigrants contribute to national economy despite lawmakers efforts to reform
May 1, 2015
Immigrants in the U.S. started 28 percent of all new businesses in 2011, and businesses owned by immigrants employed approximately 4.7 million people in 2007, according to the Partnership for a New American ...
Hispanic youth in Georgia see benefits of DACA
May 1, 2015
Wayne County’s Ulises Lopez was 6-years old when he entered the U.S. illegally.
