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After the executive order on immigration, protesters at Atlanta's airport had the support of local elected officials as they sought the released of detainees. Now, activists are working to make sure that local officials' commitments become real.
Meaningful civic action doesn’t require a law degree or access to high-powered political officers. It’s born of the power of thousands North Carolinians, in touch with their most hallowed sense of what they know society must be, acting every day.
I don't want this life for my kids. There are many people who, when they see that we are immigrants, they think that we kidnap, that we do bad things. And it is all the contrary.
Six months ago ICE raids put hundreds of undocumented youth behind bars. Now one of them is free. His story reflects the hundreds of others going untold.
How a former migrant farmworker began to take care of—and fight for—his fellow workers.
How will the changing face of Southerners shape Southern hospitality in the 21st century?
The largest immigration raid ever was in Laurel, Mississippi—but you wouldn't know it, or know how a Laurel factory help bring undocumented immigrants into its employment.
North Carolina's new law unites anti-immigrant sentiment and attacks on public benefits.