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His father was thrown into prison over a couple bottles of milk.

As a toddler in Cuba, Tony Hernandez …
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By Carmen Sesin

MIAMI — What does a college president, a member of Congress, a Grammy award-winning singer, a migrant farm worker and a World War II veteran have in …
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Every October, as the new Nobel Prize winners are announced, America gets a subtle reminder of the power of immigration. This year was no different.

The sole American winner of the …
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During his address this week, President Trump discussed his Jan. 25th executive order to create an office called Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement or VOICE within the Department of Homeland …
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Most Americans believe that undocumented immigrants are Latino, mostly Mexicans, who crossed our southwestern border under the cover of night.

According to immigration hardliners, they are considered criminals who threaten …
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Here’s one of life’s great mysteries: Why does a nation of immigrants continue to fear and vilify the immigrant? While this is a difficult phenomenon to comprehend, it …
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The Trump administration released instructions implementing its mass deportation orders. The order describes a sweeping crackdown on undocumented immigrants, proclaiming that it would seek to swiftly deport many more people …
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Iowa Rep. Steve King brought the issue of assimilation to national attention once again on Monday when he claimed that he wasn’t making a statement about race but rather about …
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The Trump administration released instructions implementing its mass deportation orders. The order describes a sweeping crackdown on undocumented immigrants, proclaiming that it would seek to swiftly deport many more people …
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The issue of self-identity among immigrants and the children of immigrants is rather complex and often nuanced. As our nation becomes an increasingly multicultural society, it is important to understand how …
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