Justice for a 9-Year-Old Girl’s Killers in the Courts and in Print
Everyone should have heard about the murder of Brisenia Flores by now.
Emerging Issues in Ending Violence Against Immigrant Women
Hear the testimonies of survivors of violence and advocates who will share their stories demonstrating the need for legislation protecting women from violence, and on the dangerous impacts of ICE Access programs on immigrant women and their families.
Floricanto in Washington: A Multicultural Reading in Response to SB 1070
Join us as over 20 poets lend their energy and language to a group reading in response to Arizona Senate Bill 1070 and in resistance to the atmosphere of national xenophobia under which the bill (and its emerging counterparts) were created.
Baby Scapegoats
GOP lawmakers are shamefully seeking to score political points at the expense of undocumented workers’ children.
A New Attack on the 14th Amendment
A group of state legislators reveal a plan to dismantle the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, but what’s the point?
The Con to Criminalize Immigrants
In addition to directing funding towards enforcement-only policies that criminalize immigrants, CCA lobbies for immigration policies that get more undocumented residents locked up.
Profitable Immigrants
Homeland security: an opportunity to profit off your tired, your poor, and your huddled masses.
As Chinese Laborers Follow Jobs to Africa, African Traders Flock to China
Immigation is, in a sense, a compliment to a country, which, in turn, needs to learn how to repay it.
Who Cleans the Windows of Glass Houses?
Either Meg Whitman considers herself above the law or she was knowingly breaking it.
Whitman’s House
Billionaires in glass houses are castigating the employment of undocumented immigrants.
Creating Cultural Bridges: The Art of Edgar Endress
Artist Edgar Endress talks about his work on immigration, the currency of eks, and the Balkanization of Bolivia.
Busting the Myth That Immigrants Drive Down Wages
Immigration actually stimulates the economy.
Immigration Economics: An Interview with Professor Giovanni Peri
Don’t supply and demand dictate that new immigrants will steal jobs and drive down wages for U.S. citizens? A leading immigration economist explains why not.
Immigrant Youth in Limbo
Passing the DREAM Act would allow deserving youth to become productive members of society.
The Stakes Are High for Latino Workers This Labor Day
We need leaders who will support working communities and economic justice for all.