Nebraska Appleseed is honored to announce that Karen X. Gómez & Maria Dávila of Columbus, Nebraska, will be one of the inaugural […]
Read this honest and powerful testimony from a longtime Border Patrol agent turned immigration reform activist. In his words, “Common
In this powerful story in the The New York Times Magazine, a journalist discusses his life as an undocumented immigrant.
Nebraska Appleseed is proud to unveil a new art exhibit “Voices from Fremont.” The exhibit shares the stories of Fremont
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! They say today everyone is a little bit Irish. It wasn’t always like that, though. When
The Lincoln Journal Star today reported that the Legislature’s Education Committee voted down a bill that sought to repeal Nebraska’s in-state
Nearly 500 Nebraskans came to the state Capitol on Thursday, 01/27/2011, to say that Nebraska values do not support an
In today’s Omaha World Herald, former Los Angeles police chief and former New York City police commissioner William Bratton outlines
Since Arizona passed its divisive and unconstitutional immigration law last April, many top law enforcement officials have raised serious concerns
Omaha Sen. Brenda Council today introduced a common-sense alternative to an Arizona-style bill — a resolution for immigration reform “modeled
