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As you know, immigration reform has been a hot topic for several years in political and activist circles in the U.S. On Capitol Hill, proposals have been hammered out, dissected, decried, and after a great deal of work, the “Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013” was approved by a majority in …
Immigration Reform: When Will It Pass? Who Benefits? Read More »
Have you ever stopped to think about just how unnatural the ever-shifting borders that carve the globe into separate countries are? If you’ve ever shown a map to a five-year-old, you may know what I am talking about. “Why is our country colored pink and this one colored green? Why is that one yellow?” You …
All too often, our conversations regarding immigration to the U.S. center on effects rather than causes. We talk about deportation, a consequence of undocumented immigration. We talk about the impacts of immigration on our economy, job market and social programs. We talk about the security of our borders. But we don’t spend enough time addressing …
Love Across Borders: A World-Changing Collaboration Read More »
On November 14, the Mexico Institute will honor esteemed writer/activist/attorney Margaret Donnelly with a reception at the Museum of Biblical Art. The reason for the occasion: to celebrate one of Ms. Donnelly’s books, The Song of the Goldencocks. The Song of the Goldencocks, which won an International Latino Book Award, melds page-turning fiction with fascinating …
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