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Art Show Puts Face on the Latino Experience in Post-Katrina New Orleans

Sep 11, 2018

Recently, we observed that the Trump Administration’s posture toward immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers falls apart as nakedly and unacceptably cruel if Americans are unable to empathize with the...

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Recent Reads Challenge the Narrative of Refugees and Migrants

Sep 4, 2018

The Trump Administration’s policies on immigration and refugees depend on Americans seeing people from other countries in stereotypical ways. The consequences of America turning its back on those who ...

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Basics for International Students in University

Aug 27, 2018

Recently, we wrote about changes to F, J, and M visas aimed at preventing international students from overstaying the duration allotted. Kathleen spoke on some of these issues and more two weeks ago a...

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Proposed Immigration Change Affects Legal Immigrants

Aug 24, 2018

The Trump Administration has worried liberals and conservatives alike with its proposed change to legal immigration, which expands the notion of “public charge” in a way that is projected to affect mo...

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Rule Changes for International Students Are Now in Effect

Aug 17, 2018

On August 9, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) implemented a new rule that imposes stiffer penalties on international students who violate the terms of their visas. Those on F...

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