Kristi Noem’s exit does not end the danger
The former Department of Homeland Security secretary’s exit won’t undo the precedent her policies helped establish.
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What we owe our immigrant mothers
There is an unquantifiable strength calcified in these women integral to the perseverance levels of oppression.
We must talk honestly about immigration
Avoiding hard conversations shields no one since immigrant communities have to confront the truth.
Moving abroad is not that simple
Leaving the United States post-election results may be harder than imagined.
Mass deportation and a stable economy don’t mix
Escalating deportation raids alarm immigrants while threatening agricultural jobs.
An identity crisis for children of immigrants
Where do second generation children belong in a world of patriotism and pride?
For undocumented youth, DACA is a lifeline
Universities and the U.S. need to strengthen support for DREAMers.
Trump’s travel ban puts USC families in limbo
Muslim students spoke about the effects that President Donald Trump’s executive order has had on their lives.
Journalist discusses effect of Trump’s deportation rhetoric
Two-thirds of Americans oppose Donald Trump’s plans to deport illegal immigrants, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Dornsife panel examines immigration
The event was one in a series of discussions taking place during the election season.