Immigration

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Obama Deportation Review Crucial to Hold Latino Support

Mary Mata March 25, 2014

By Michael C. Bender, Bloomberg Businessweek A review of the U.S. deportation system ordered by President Barack Obama is seen by pro-immigration Democrats as good policy and good politics. It’s […]

In Ga., Poor Educational Outcomes for Growing Immigrant Youth Population

Mary Mata March 21, 2014

Facing Risk Of Rape, Migrant Women Prepare With Birth Control

Mary Mata

Talk of Immigration Reform Fuels Spike in Fraud Cases

Mary Mata March 20, 2014

By Maria Antonieta Mejia, New America Media REDWOOD CITY, Calif. —Cecilia, an undocumented Mexican immigrant, never anticipated that her life in the United States would turn into a real-world telenovela, the […]

Immigrants Launch Hunger Strike in Texas Detention Center

Mary Mata

By Priscila Mosqueda, Texas Observer Immigrants in a for-profit detention center in Conroe are refusing to eat to protest conditions at the facility. The protests in Texas follow a similar hunger […]

Prison Hunger Strike Puts Spotlights on Immigration Detention

Mary Mata March 18, 2014

By Alex Altman,TIME Eleven days ago, Paulino Ruiz stopped eating. After nine months at Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Wash., which houses immigration detainees awaiting deportation, Ruiz was sick of […]

How Immigration Advocacy Has Changed From A Washington Boys Club To A Gritty Girl Movement

Mary Mata March 17, 2014

By Angela Maria Kelley, Hispanically Speaking News I started my career over twenty years ago as a young immigration attorney in an under-funded community legal organization in Washington, D.C. representing refugees, […]