It remains unclear how many lives — of immigrants and native-born Americans alike — will have been risked in the meantime as a result of the administration’s scare tactics.
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Asylum In The U.S.: What’s Going On?
by Andrew Selee, President of the Migration Policy Institute
Andrew Selee, President of MPI, explains the history of asylum in the United States as a safe haven for those fleeing violence and persecution in their home countries.
Read MoreImmigrant Victims of Human Trafficking Afraid to Report
by Katherine Flannery & Katherine Soltis of Ayuda
January is human trafficking awareness month, an issue that disproportionally affects immigrants who are often afraid to report their traffickers due to fear of being deported. Most immigrants come to the U.S. on a visa that is tied to their employer, and leaving an abusive situation can result in loss of legal immigration status.
Read MoreFood Tastes Better When It’s Just
By Diana Tellefson-Torres, Executive Director, UFW Foundation
In this December issue of The Think Table, Diana Tellefson-Torres, Executive Director of the United Farmworker Foundation, explains how the Farm Workforce Modernization Act could impact the hundreds of thousands of undocumented farmworkers and their families.
Read MoreDREAMers in Danger
By Marshall Fitz, Managing Director of Immigration at Emerson Collective
In this November issue of The Think Table, Marshall Fitz, Managing Director of Immigration at Emerson Collective and one of the nation’s leading legislative immigration strategists and advocates explains the crucial November 12 Supreme Court case on DREAMers. The Court’s decision will undoubtedly affect millions of Americans.
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