DACA Seven Years Later: Courts, Legislators, and Voters All Hold Key to its Future
The courts, legislators, and voters in the United States all hold the key to the future of DACA and the ...
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Changes in US Immigration Conversation Signal Departure from Responsibility Sharing
Important parameters of the United States' immigration conversation have shifted in ways that reflect broader US departures from global responsibility ...
Heading Into the 2020 Elections: What Makes a Candidate Electable?
If voters continue to make sexist, racist, and homophobic assumptions about presidential candidates, they will miss out on nominating the ...
Bending the Law: How US Immigrants’ Social Activism is Squashed in Name of Security
Since taking office, Trump has maintained an aggressive, hardline position on immigration, but alongside his efforts to deport undocumented residents, ...
Why Impeaching Trump Would Be a Terrible Mistake
If Trump would be impeached, congressional time and effort that could be spent showing the American voter how Democrats can ...
Can US Aid Slow Down Migration from Central America?
The US has cut aid for Central America until local governments address the migrant crisis, but experts say this may ...
Mexico Asks UN for More Support to Tackle Central American Migrants
Mexico called on the UN for more support for its plan to stem the stream of undocumented migrants who are ...
World Refugee Day and the Cruel Repercussions of Trump’s Actions
This World Refugee Day must serve as a reminder of the cruel repercussions of the Trump administration’s actions, and the ...
Tuberculosis Kills Thousands Every Day, So Why Don’t We Talk About It?
In 2017 alone, a staggering 1.6 million people died because of tuberculosis, yet the disease has not received attention equal ...
By Playing Politics with DACA Trump is Toying with Immigrant Lives
Although President Trump blames the courts for barring his efforts to rescind DACA, the true reason is simpler and more ...
Party Politics and China’s New Outlook Complicate Efforts to Resolve Trade War
Chinese Communist Party politics have entered the fray and this development has made apparent that President Xi Jinping faces constraints ...
Medicare for All: a Pathway to Universal Health Coverage?
For the first time in U.S. history, Medicare for All case was heard before the Ways and Means Committee of ...
Mexico Frees Migrant-Rights Activists Jailed Amid Trump Row
A Mexican court freed two migrant-rights activists who were arrested on human-trafficking charges last week amid Mexico's negotiations with the ...
Alabama’s Abortion Ban Forced the United States to Finally Wake Up
State by state, abortion battles have been raging for many years. It has taken the passage of the most extreme ...
Overlooked Crisis: Drinking Water Contamination Widespread in US
Lack of access to clean drinking water is a far-reaching problem that extends to virtually every corner of the United ...
Are Women ‘Exploited’ by Abortion?
With an utter lack of compassion for women who have become pregnant after rape or incest, and with an extremist ...
Racial Wealth Gap in US: What Can Fix It?
The Globe Post spoke with Tom Shapiro, one of the leading researchers of racial wealth inequality and asset policy in ...
DACA Desperately Requires Legislative Fix
Because of the pending legal clash between courts over DACA, a legislative fix is desperately needed now more than ever.
US Detained 144,000 Migrants in May, Up 32% Since April
U.S. authorities detained or blocked more than 144,000 migrants at the border with Mexico in May, up 32 percent since ...
D-Day 75 and Operation Bolero: Forgotten Lesson of Humanity in War
It is very difficult not to interrogate the present and recent past for failing to heed the lessons of strategic ...
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