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What if America's immigrants actually left? (opens the original)
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I recently came across a series of brilliant satirical sketches by Cameroon-born creator Leeno Daash, built around a provocative question: What would Europe look like without immigrants? The premise is simple. An angry white man tells a Black immigrant doctor that immigrants should go home because they are taking jobs and ripping off the system. The doctor says, “Okay” — and mobilizes all the immigrant doctors and nurses in the hospital to leave. Suddenly the hospital’s white patients are beggin
Who will now get to count in America? (opens the original)
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For 12 years, I fought to make Caribbean immigrants and those of Caribbean ancestry count in the United States Census, but after reading the Trump administration’s sweeping proposal to reshape the 2030 Census last week, I realized the question confronting America today is much bigger than the Caribbean immigrant community. The Trump administration’s Census Bureau is proposing changes that could exclude undocumented immigrants and some other non-citizens whose legal status is considered less perm
What threat did Pierre Damas Bel pose to America? (opens the original)
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What threat did Pierre Damas Bel pose to America? It is a question I have been unable to shake since learning of the death by apparent suicide of the 20-year-old Haitian immigrant and college student in Springfield, Ohio. Was he dangerous? From all reports he was not. Was he a convicted criminal? According to his mentor, Pierre did not have a criminal record — “not even a traffic ticket.” Was he hiding from immigration authorities? No. Pierre had presented himself at a U.S. port of entry through
Milo wanted mass deportation. Then he got deported (opens the original)
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Be careful what you wish for. Milo Yiannopoulos, the British-born right-wing provocateur, early Donald Trump supporter, and enthusiastic cheerleader for mass deportation, reportedly called last year for “on-the-spot deportation” of people who could not prove they were legally in the United States. On Friday, August 28, Yiannopoulos got an unexpected opportunity to experience the immigration policy he had championed for others. He was deported. According to the Department of Homeland Security, Yi
When no immigrant is safe from America’s immigration crackdown (opens the original)
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If anyone still believes Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign is simply about removing violent criminals from the United States, the events of the past week should force another look. On August 20, an ICE charter carrying more than 160 Haitian nationals landed in Cap-Haïtien, the first deportation flight to Haiti since Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was stripped from hundreds of thousands of Haitians. They could not even be flown into Haiti’s capital. Port-au-Prince is considered so danger
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