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What You Need to Know About the New Restrictions on Work Visas

How Trump’s new executive order impacts American companies and immigrants who work or want to work in the United States.

Claudia HernándezJuly 8, 2020

Immigration Policy

Lo que necesitas saber sobre las nuevas restricciones en las visas de trabajo

Cómo es que la nueva orden ejecutiva de Trump impacta en las compañías americanas y en los inmigrantes que trabajan o que quieren trabajar en los Estados Unidos.

Claudia HernándezJuly 8, 2020

Photo by Michelle Kanaar

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Immigration Judges Sue Over Censorship

The National Association of Immigration Judges' Samuel Cole talks about a Trump administration rule that he says muzzles judges.

Diane Bou KhalilJuly 8, 2020

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Dispatches from COVID-19: Batswana Immigrant Finds New Ways To Give And Grow

Mmapula Miller lost her restaurant job due to the pandemic but is now using her time to help other African immigrants in Chicago.

Mmapula MillerJuly 1, 2020

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Should I Apply for DACA? Can I Renew? Lawyer Answers DACA Recipients’ Questions

Vanessa Esparza-López, a supervising attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center’s Immigrant Legal Defense Project, explains how the Supreme Court's ruling will impact DACA recipients.

Diane Bou Khalil and Cassidy JacksonJune 29, 2020

Vietnamese sisters, cafe, Chicago, immigrant, business

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Vietnamese sisters behind First Sip cafe “breaking the rules” of coffee and business

After closing for over two months during the COVID-19 pandemic, an Uptown cafe that blends Vietnamese and Western tastes reopens its doors.

Michelle KanaarJune 24, 2020

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African Writers Stand in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

African immigrant authors speak out against racist violence and voice support for U.S. protesters seeking justice for George Floyd.

African Authors Sans FrontieresJune 19, 2020

Photo courtesy of Selina Armenta

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“I was Overwhelmed with Joy and Relief”: A DACA Recipient Reacts to Supreme Court’s Decision to Protect DACA

For Mexican immigrant Selina Armenta, today’s Supreme Court decision on DACA means that her life can remain stable a little longer.

Francisco VelazquezJune 18, 2020

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Grae Rosa for Borderless Magazine

Immigration Policy

La Corte Suprema Protege DACA: Comprendiendo la decisión de la Corte y la póliza de inmigración de la era de Obama

La Corte Suprema rechazó el término de DACA por parte del presidente Trump hoy. La póliza ha permitido a más de 825,000 inmigrantes trabajar e ir a la escuela en los Estados Unidos desde 2012.

Francisco VelazquezJune 18, 2020

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Supreme Court Protects DACA: Understanding the Court’s Decision and the Obama-era immigration policy

The Supreme Court rejected President Trump's termination of DACA today. The policy has allowed over 825,000 immigrants to work and go to school in the United States since 2012.

Francisco VelazquezJune 18, 2020

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What You Need to Know About the New Restrictions on Work Visas

Lo que necesitas saber sobre las nuevas restricciones en las visas de trabajo

Immigration Judges Sue Over Censorship

Dispatches from COVID-19: Batswana Immigrant Finds New Ways To Give And Grow

Should I Apply for DACA? Can I Renew? Lawyer Answers DACA Recipients’ Questions

Vietnamese sisters behind First Sip cafe “breaking the rules” of coffee and business

African Writers Stand in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

“I was Overwhelmed with Joy and Relief”: A DACA Recipient Reacts to Supreme Court’s Decision to Protect DACA

La Corte Suprema Protege DACA: Comprendiendo la decisión de la Corte y la póliza de inmigración de la era de Obama

Supreme Court Protects DACA: Understanding the Court’s Decision and the Obama-era immigration policy

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