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Author Archives: rj252

No Place to Call Home: Latinos Suffer Housing Discrimination in U.S.

April 7, 2020by rj252 Leave a comment

By Melanie Calderon Displacement transcends more than geopolitical borders. It follows the Latino community in the U.S. through discriminatory housing practices and unresponsiveness from federal officials and agencies. And it […]

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Indigenous Rights Are Human Rights: Violations Rampant at U.S.-Mexico Border

March 24, 2020by rj252 Leave a comment

By Joshua Lam In the early 2000s, Faustino Romero Zepeda was deported to Mexico after returning from tribal business to his Tohono O’odham home north of the border, despite the […]

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Empire of Borders: On Security, Democracy and the Money Behind the Expanding Global Border System

February 27, 2020by rj252 Leave a comment

An interview with Todd Miller Todd Miller, winner of the 2018 Izzy Award for investigative journalism, has written three books about borders. On October 22, he gave a talk at […]

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Celebrated Undocumented Activist, Protagonist of Infiltrators Film, Faces Deportation

February 19, 2020by rj252 Leave a comment

By Daniela Rivero Alex Rivera and Cristina Ibarra’s 2019 documentary The Infiltrators tells the story of two young undocumented activists who successfully infiltrated an ICE detention center in Broward County, […]

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The Challenge of Constructing Peace in Colombia

February 10, 2020by rj252 Leave a comment

By Rebekah Jones At the heart of any policy implementation lies a core proposition, a request of change in behavior or thought. As Pressman and Wildavsky highlight, to equate policy […]

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