Utah Lawmakers Say ‘Don’t Call Us Arizona’
Feet in Two Worlds Reporter Aswini Anburajan is guest blogging at The American Prospect this week. We’ll be linking to her posts as they roll out.
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Immigrants Join Wisconsin Protests
The fight to save collective bargaining and union benefits in Wisconsin has attracted a wide coalition of supporters—immigrant groups among them.
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Giffords Shooting Leaves Gap in Immigration Debate
Giffords advocated sealing the U.S.-Mexico border at the same time she supported immigration reform, and opposed Arizona’s SB 1070.
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Looking Back: Immigration Reform’s Journey in 2010
Despite early hopes for reform, the year was marked by the enactment of Arizona’s tough new immigration law and the defeat of the DREAM Act.
9500 Liberty: A Lesson For Arizona
A new documentary about the struggles in Prince William County, Virginia, provides a window into the lives and emotions of people on both sides of the immigration debate.
GOP Dancing Around Immigration
The head of the Republican Party says anti-immigrant legislation does not define the GOP. But many Hispanic Republicans are having a hard time buying that message.
SB 1070 Major Issue in Republican Primary Wins
Republican candidates who favor greater restrictions on immigration won races in Arizona and Florida.
Hunting for Good Journalism About Immigration
A journalism website highlights well-written stories about immigration. But ethnic media coverage is left on the sidelines.
After Judge’s Ruling on Arizona Immigration Law, New Yorkers Renew Call for Reform
A federal injunction against parts of Arizona’s new immigration law leaves immigrants in New York and their supporters unsatisfied.
Opponents of SB 1070 Say Fight Is Not Over
Immigrants in Arizona are relieved SB 1070 was blocked by an injunction, but they say their position continues to be perilous, and the fight is far from over.