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California’s Resistance to the Trump Anti-Immigrant Agenda

May 23, 2017 bppj 0

  By Jesús Guzmán   “Today, we woke up feeling like strangers in a foreign land,” were the words issued in a joint statement by California […]

Trump Gives VOICE to Anti-Immigrant Sentiment

March 9, 2017 bppj 0

  By Celeste Middleton In his address to Congress last week, President Trump alleged that American victims of crimes committed by immigrants have been “ignored […]

Executive Order Raises Questions about Sanctuary Cities

February 17, 2017 bppj 0

  By Jennifer Schulz In August 2016, President Trump outlined his ten-point immigration plan. “Sanctuary cities” were among his targets, following incidents involving undocumented immigrants, […]

Immigration Reform Absent in First Presidential Debate

October 7, 2016 bppj 0

by Christian Arana The first presidential debate between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and businessman Donald J. Trump was notable for two specific reasons. […]

Cities Take the Lead on U.S. Immigration Policy

March 24, 2016 bppj 0

by Alejandra Barrio 3/24/2016   The national conversation on immigration is climbing to new heights of hostility. We see this hostility in Donald Trump’s call […]

The Other Refugee Crisis: Why the US Can’t Turn Its Back on Central America

December 14, 2015 bppj 0

By Elsa Augustine 12/14/2015 Recently, global attention has been focused on the humanitarian disaster of the Syrian refugee crisis. This deserves our attention as the […]

Confronting the Past: Understanding El Salvador's Child Migration Crisis

February 11, 2015 bppj 0

by Katya Rodriguez As a first generation Salvadoran-American, I have always been interested in understanding why my grandmother decided to send her two teenage daughters […]

The ACA Cost Crunch: Why Hospitals are Deporting More High-Cost Patients

March 25, 2013 bppj 0

By Danny Hogenkamp In 2000, a drunk driver in Stuart, Florida collided with Luis Jiménez, an undocumented gardener from Guatemala. After life saving surgery, Martin […]

From Persecution to Poverty: The Costs of the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program’s Narrow Emphasis on Early Employment

January 18, 2011 bppj 0

Written by Noor Daewood; Edited by Carolyn Chu, Stephanie McLeod, and Mark Reinardy   In U.S. policy and practice, early employment is the foremost priority […]

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