Missouri Wants to Make Public Schools Check Immigration Statuses
by Jorge Rivas on January 13 2012, 2:59PM
Missouri could be the next battleground in a nationwide fight over tougher immigration laws.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
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by Jorge Rivas on January 13 2012, 2:59PM
Missouri could be the next battleground in a nationwide fight over tougher immigration laws.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Fear and Learning in Alabama: Undocumented Students Flee
by Jorge Rivas on October 3 2011, 2:00PM
Alabama public schools are seeing a sharp drop in Latino student attendance after a federal judge approved a provision in HB 56 that requires school to check birth certificates.
Topics: Alabama Immigration, Immigration, Schools & Youth
Foreign Students on U.S. Summer Visas Tricked to Work at Hershey’s Factory
by Jorge Rivas on August 19 2011, 12:16PM
They came for a cultural exchange, and got night shifts instead.
Topics: Immigration
Cali’s High Court Stands Up for Undocumented College Students
by Julianne Hing on November 16 2010, 10:51AM
Rejects effort to block them from in-state tuition rates.
Topics: Immigration, Schools & Youth
San Diego Cops Rail Against Student Raid Pamphlets
by Seth Freed Wessler on September 28 2010, 2:45PM
Police say the cartoons make them look bad, while students fight deportations.
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Georgia Considers Ban on Undocumented College Students
by Seth Freed Wessler on September 28 2010, 10:46AM
Critics complain that unauthorized students hog resources. Even if they’re less than two-tenths of a percentage of the population.
Topics: Immigration, Schools & Youth
Steam Builds for Youth Immigration Bill, But Votes Not Yet Certain
by Julianne Hing on September 15 2010, 4:42PM
Congressional Hispanic Caucus signs on to Reid’s plan to move the bill in the next week.
Topics: DREAM Act, Immigration
New York Tells Schools to Stop Harassing Immigrant Students
by Julianne Hing on September 1 2010, 12:23PM
Group says that at least 20 percent of the New York school districts were demanding children’s immigration papers before they could enroll.
Topics: Immigration, Schools & Youth
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