Students and community activists urge people to avoid the term “illegal immigrant.”
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Last week voters across the country approved measures that will change the face of American education. In California, Proposition 30 passed, allowing for a tax increase on the wealthiest Californians to fund K-12 schools as well as state colleges and universities. In Washington and Georgia, voters passed a law to allow charter schools to operate, [...]
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Last Wednesday, Los Angeles City Council members approved the creation of a controversial city identification card that could be used by illegal immigrants to open bank accounts and access city services, such as libraries. The purpose of the cards is to incorporate Los Angeles’ vast undocumented population into civic life. This new policy only exacerbates [...]
Read the rest of this article »Obama must emphasize Latino voters’ interests
The president owes Latinos action for their overwhelming support in the election.
Read the rest of this article »Poll explores feelings on immigration
A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll reveals that support varies for immigration policies.
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Obama’s performance: Elena Kadvany Tonight, the real president showed up. President Barack Obama was passionate, focused, eloquent, defensive — in short, he was the man who inspired so many voters four years ago, the man who still has the power to do so today. The town hall format of the second presidential debate forced Obama [...]
Read the rest of this article »Deferred action aids undocumented students in LAUSD
The recent policy allows some undocumented immigrants to remain in the U.S. temporarily.
Read the rest of this article »How did Univision’s interviews affect Obama and Romney?
Last week, presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney spoke separately on the Spanish-language television channel Univision to address issues regarding the Latino community and, of course, to attempt to woo Latino voters. Obama’s failure to follow through on plans for immigration reform during his first term was highlighted in the Univision forum. Moderator Jorge [...]
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In a presidential election where immigration reform remains a hot-button issue, President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney are both vying for the burgeoning Latino vote.
Read the rest of this article »Greek Life As a student at USC, I enjoy the article by Nick Cimarusti titled “Non-Greeks Can Still Have a Social Life.” However, as a member of USC Greek Life, the use of a somewhat insulting clichĂ© as a hook is disappointing. As you are probably aware, the Greek system is currently in the process [...]
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