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Yesterday, after some maneuvering and filibustering, a bi-partisan group of senators melodramatically announced that they had come to a compromise...
For great coverage of the immigration protests, please check out Boing Boing, which has done an excellent job aggregating pictures and stories...
Immigrants. Our true superheroes. Literally.Via Neatorama.
Today is, ostensibly, the ominous sounding "Day Without Immigrants" (cue scary music)! There has been some talk about how many immigrants the day...
Rebecca Cammisa's Which Way Home follows children who desperately try to cross the U.S.-Mexican border. In the last several years, immigration...
At this point, the debate over immigration in the United States is less a conversation than an interminable morass. We hear the same arguments...
We've been telling you a lot about the immigration protests (and this silly brouhaha with the anthem). But, let's step back for a second. This is...
Not if you go to high school in Oklahoma, apparently. Oklahoma high school students were administered a test consisting of questions taken from...
Can social justice be achieved through cycling? New groups like the LA Bike Coalition offer support and advocacy for the immigrant biking population.
American Apparel, the sexified Los Angeles-based clothing manufacturer that prides itself on the ethical treatment of its staff, was apparently...
How many illegal immigrants are there, where are they from, and how do they fit in to the economy?
In a wildly competitive job market, five female day laborers decided to take their financial fates into their own hands.
We like nothing better than exposing hypocrisy. Remember when Larry Flynt paid to get the names of the mistresses of those Congressmen impeaching...
While Arizona may be the only state in the country where police can do their own Nazi impressions while demanding papers of suspicious-looking...
A British newspaper tested the theory that immigrants are hungrier for work than native citizens, to interesting results.
The new immigration law in Alabama is Arizona's bill on steroids. Why don't people seem to care?
A delegation of women leaders from around the country spent last week interviewing female immigrants in Georgia. These are their stories.
Arizona's immigration law has a good chance of being upheld by the Supreme Court.
Eduardo Rivera's photographs invite us into people’s homes, showcasing warm kitchens and laundry hanging on the line.
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