Private Prison Industry Profits from Immigrant Detentions at Taxpayer Expense
Another disconcerting investigative report – this time from Chris Kirkham at the Huffington Post – reveals rising profits in the […]
Immigrants & Communities
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Puzzling over the Supreme Court Argument in the Arizona Case
Linda Greenhouse, a former New York Times reporter on the Supreme Court, offers this excellent piece puzzling over the recent Supreme Court
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While Studies Show Line Speed Is Crippling Poultry Workers, USDA Proposes Doubling the Allowable Speed
As we have heard from hundreds of people who work in meat and poultry processing, “the speed kills you.” Relentless
Immigrants & Communities
April 17 Film & Discussion: When We Stop Counting
Here’s a great opportunity to see the powerful local film “When We Stop Counting” with a panel discussion by Nebraska
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Fremont Ordinance: Unconstitutional and Unproductive
The court’s decision Monday to strike down the core of the Fremont immigration enforcement ordinance is no surprise. Every such
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It’s Time to Build Welcoming Communities
Yesterday, the New York Times published a forward-thinking opinion piece that highlights immigrant contributions to the U.S. and – in the context of
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Thousands March in Alabama
Freedom Riders Meet with DREAMers in Dr. Martin Luther King’s Church [thethe-image-slider name=”IICP Blog 12/22/2011″] Last weekend, thousands came together
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New Report Shows (Again) Alarming Problems in Detention Facilities
As America continues to call on Congress to bring our immigration system into the 21st century – with workable solutions that
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Thousands Gather for Civil and Human Rights in Alabama
Today thousands of Alabamians are gathering to launch the “One Family, One Alabama” campaign to challenge state lawmakers to repeal
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Breaking – and Heartbreaking – News out of Alabama
Here is a powerful story from The New York Times documenting the early effects of Alabama’s shameful law: hundreds of students withdrawing
