On the Move: CUSLAR articles on migration

	Are We Living in a Border Patrol Nation? Kimberly Cardenas March 9, 2015
	Latin-Americanization: Immigrant Population Rises and Falls According to Spain’s Economy Albaro X. Tutasig March 3, 2015
	Combating Statelessness In the Dominican Republic Noemi Plaza-Sanchez February 25, 2015
	Human Rights Alarmingly Absent in Think Tank Immigration Proposals Hazel Guardado February 20, 2015
	Nicaragua’s Proposed Interoceanic Canal: A Threat To the Environment and Indigenous Peoples Hazel Guardado October 31, 2014
	Similar Anti-immigrant Rhetoric Used Throughout U.S. History Lusiné Mehrabyan October 23, 2014
	Voices of Immigration Kimberly Blacutt September 22, 2014
	Immigrants Have Inherent Human Rights Kimberly Cardenas September 21, 2014
	Migration: A Core Part of My Identity Luna Olavarria Gallegos September 19, 2014
	Unpacking Senate Bill 744: Immigration Reform Kailin Koch September 18, 2014
	Immigration Reform for the Benefit of U.S. Employers Lizette Acosta September 15, 2014
	Economic Forces Cause Coerced Migration Hazel Guardado September 10, 2014
	Immigration: A National Security Threat? Albaro X. Tutasig September 8, 2014
	The Concept of Home and Identity in the New Global Era Kimberly Blacutt April 10, 2014
	The Hardships and Dehumanizing Struggles Of a Globalized Immigrant Population Albaro X. Tutasig March 6, 2014