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The Duality of the Southern Border: South Texas Latinos speak on immigration

The Duality of the Southern Border: South Texas Latinos speak on immigration

by Marisa Guerra Echeverria | Oct 30, 2024 | Featured, Immigration

WASHINGTON — For South Texas communities, the southern border is not a political tool making headlines but a feature of citizens’ everyday lives. South Texas boasts some of the most predominantly Hispanic counties in the state, and has a continuous exchange with their...
Florida’s immigrant communities sidelined in hurricane preparations and recovery efforts

Florida’s immigrant communities sidelined in hurricane preparations and recovery efforts

by Audrey Pachuta | Oct 17, 2024 | Environment, Featured, Immigration

WASHINGTON – In a span of two weeks, Florida endured two hurricanes, forcing immigrant communities to overcome storm preparations and recovery hurdles amid language barriers, infrastructure challenges and a glaring distrust of law enforcement. Central Florida is home...
Point by Point – Episode 2: Trump and Harris’ Diverging Immigration Policies, Converging Rhetoric

Point by Point – Episode 2: Trump and Harris’ Diverging Immigration Policies, Converging Rhetoric

by Erica Schmitt | Oct 16, 2024 | Campaign 2024, Featured, Politics

In this second episode of Point by Point, we take on the issue of immigration, a key topic in the 2024 presidential election. With insights from Colleen Putzel-Kavanaugh, an Associate Policy Analyst at the Migration Policy Institute, we break down former President...
Supreme Court expresses skepticism in sham marriage visa petition case

Supreme Court expresses skepticism in sham marriage visa petition case

by Emma Richman | Oct 16, 2024 | Featured, Immigration

WASHINGTON – Supreme Court justices expressed skepticism during oral arguments in Bouarfa v. Mayorkas on Tuesday over whether a visa petitioner can obtain judicial review for a petition initially approved and later revoked by the Department of Homeland Security. The...
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke speaks out on Temporary Protected Status; Anti-Haitian Rhetoric

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke speaks out on Temporary Protected Status; Anti-Haitian Rhetoric

by Marisa Guerra Echeverria | Oct 15, 2024 | Featured, Immigration

WASHINGTON — With only 21 days until the U.S. elections, the topic of immigration remains high on voters’ minds due to bipartisan calls for stricter border policies and politicians’ rhetoric against Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio. Republican presidential...
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