Attacked and Lost in the Sonoran Desert
Amnesty International and migrant advocacy organizations are demanding answers to the whereabouts of a group of Central American migrants that reportedly vanished June 2 in the Sonoran Desert. Scores...
View ArticleSome Deportees Can Return for a Court Hearing
Under a legal settlement reached between the Obama administration and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), a still undetermined number of deportees will be allowed to return for their day in...
View ArticleMcKinney: The Silenced Community of America’s Best Place to Live
Editor’s Note: A video that went viral last month showing a Texas policeman roughing up 15-year-old African American Dajerria Becton and pulling his service revolver on other teens catapulted the town...
View ArticleSoccer: Common Ground Trouncing Borders
Editor’s Note: Immigration is transforming the United States in countless ways. Sports is one social arena where the influence of immigrants is making a change in society. In today’s story, New Mexico...
View ArticleImmigration Advocate Tells Europeans to Remember History
As another International Migrants Day draws near, the situation of migrants and refugees seemingly grows more desperate with each passing day. In different corners of the globe, peoples in movement...
View ArticleImmigration Crises Deepened in 2015
This December 18, International Migrants Day, the crisis of people in movement deepens across the globe. From Europe to Southeast Asia and many places in between, war, insecurity, political repression,...
View ArticleThe Child Deportation Express Begins in the South
A new report from Human Rights Watch 9 (HRW) is critical of the Mexican government for fast-tracking the deportation of Central American migrant children who might well have valid claims for political...
View ArticleSupreme Court’s Immigration Ruling Brakes Lives
Immigration is a hot-button topic as presidential elections overwhelmingly control public discourse, advertisements, and entertainment programs across all media outlets. The recent 4-4 Supreme Court...
View ArticleNew Mexico Immigrant Advocates Celebrate Increase in Citizenship Applications
On September 17, Citizenship Day, a group of immigrant rights and labor activists is celebrating a recent 25 percent increase in U.S. citizenship applications registered for New Mexico. According to...
View ArticleInternational Migrant Crisis Hits a Breaking Point in Baja California
They come from many of the war-torn, economically pillaged and environmentally devastated corners of the globe, principally from Haiti and the Congo but also Eritrea, Senegal, Ghana, Pakistan, and...
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