immigration

‘(Un)Documents’: Queer actor Jesús I. Valles’s lyrical journey through immigration papers

October 21, 2022 By Eric A. Gordon

“Citizenship?” Really? “A collection of arbitrary accidents,” Valles says.

The Cuban Adjustment Act still privileges Cuban migrants to the U.S. but hurts Cuba

October 18, 2022 By W. T. Whitney Jr.

Many U.S. progressives and liberals also tend to mention little about U.S-Cuban affairs—immigration is one aspect so ignored.

Party with neo-Nazi roots surges in Sweden; Social Democrats forced out of government

September 16, 2022 By Combined Sources

The Sweden Democrats party was founded in the 1980s by neo-Nazis and violent far-right extremists, and while it has said it has “moved to the mainstream,” fears remain on their views.

N.Y. activists push Hochul to sign bill restricting immigrant bond abuse

August 8, 2022 By Joel Cornell

To get out of ICE custody, migrants must pay off predatory for-profit bond companies.

San Antonio migrant truck deaths prove, again, need for real immigration reform

July 1, 2022 By John Bachtell

The mass death in an unairconditioned truck came just days before the Supreme Court allowed the Biden administration to end Trump’s cruel ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy.