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immigration
Trump’s Border Wall Is Unfair to…. Ohio!
The biggest public works project in decades would be limited to four states.
A Personal Note About Donald Trump’s Candidacy
“People’s lives are being damaged by our current political dialogue.”
Conway’s Attempt to Create An Alternative Trump Fails
This is a campaign in disarray.
“Don’t Boo…Vote!”
After being insulted by Donald Trump, the Somali community in Minnesota took that to heart.
Was Melania Trump an Undocumented Worker?
The potential future first lady may have been working in the U.S. illegally.
How One Mississippi Community Copes with Influx of Hispanic Students
MORTON, Miss. — It’s Cinco de Mayo in Christy Crotwell’s class, and Luis Antonio Hernandez is reading the first-graders a story about the holiday’s origins. He reads each page twice — once in English, once in Spanish — and the students give him their full attention. One kid wears a large sombrero in honor of […]
Immigration Can Redeem Education Reformers’ Progressive Credentials
Immigration policy is to presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton what health care was to President Obama. Democratic education reformers should act accordingly and prepare to lose some “friends” in the process. Republicans’ failure to offer amnesty to undocumented immigrants only increases the amount of time immigrants naturalize and assimilate. There is no practical, political […]
The Other Story About White America and Immigrants
For those of you who, like me, could use some encouragement in these days when Donald Trump and Brexit garner all the attention, James Fallows provides just what we need. But before we get to that, I have a bone to pick with either Fallows or his editors – whoever is responsible for a headline […]

