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Over the past few weeks, we have seen a spike in outrage over the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the U.S. border. Particularly horrifying are the reports that the children were being kept in cages, as if they are dogs. To be clear, our office has been speaking out against the practice […]
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For the past several years, we have heard about the benefits we, the American people, will reap from a big, multi-billion dollar border wall. As the story goes, it will make us more secure, decrease crime, and keep people from sneaking into our country. But is there any truth to this story? From what
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The spread of tamales as an important, popular food throughout North and South America bears witness to the connection shared by the people of the Americas. The tamale is a culinary testament to the fact that we have been moving across borders and sharing recipes or hundreds, and in some parts, thousands of years.
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You have lived in Texas since you were two years old. You haven’t left the state since that time. You have a close family, most of whom live nearby. Every Sunday after church, you eat a big lunch with your sisters and brother, cousins and aunt. You play soccer. You were the salutatorian at your
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In the past, we have decried Trump’s border wall proposal, railing against it as an unworkable plan that holds potential to trash our diplomatic relations with Mexico while putting our nation’s food security at risk and threatening the health of industry. Today, after reading plans submitted by entities that want to actually get the
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“DACA is a very, very difficult subject for me,” Trump stated during a news conference Thursday, promising to address the issue “with heart.… It’s one of the most difficult subjects I have because you have these incredible kids.” Earlier this year, at his inauguration lunch with congressional leaders, Trump told Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.), the
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Today we mourn the tragedy of so many senseless deaths in Orlando. Our hearts and prayers are with all of the families who are suffering right now. In the wake of horrific events like the Orlando massacre, fear is an understandable reaction. We want to call out an enemy and protect our families from harm.
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If you are an entrepreneur or executive who needs to do business in the US, navigating through your possible visa options can feel confusing. Which visa will empower you to accomplish your goals and meet your professional and personal needs? Below we detail two possible options that may work for you if you are from
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One of the reasons author Margaret Donnelly has devoted her time and energy to writing is she desires to effect change in a world that is often touched by the hand of evil. Truth shines a light in the corners where shadows hide, and Donnelly’s writing is a lamp illuminating the darkness. When the shadows
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If you follow the news, you probably heard about the bold statements Pope Francis made during his visit to Mexico. In a beautiful tribute to the unity of mankind despite arbitrary border divisions, Francis celebrated Mass at the Mexican-US border. Reportedly, 200,000 Mexicans attended while 30,000 Americans watched him on the big screen at the
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