By Hazel Guardado, Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations In early October, more than 1,000 Nicaraguan campesinos protested the newest development scheme in Nicaragua–an interoceanic canal. Banners reading “our land is […]
by Lusiné Mehrabyan, Committee on U.S. Latin American Relations The United States has earned the nickname of “nation of immigrants,” leading to ongoing debate and controversy in regards to how […]
by Kimberly Blacutt “Today, migration affects nearly every country in the world, either as a point of origin, transit, or destination and often, all three at once,” according to a […]
by Kimberly Cardenas, Committee on U.S. Latin American Relations Human migration is a global issue in today’s world. As such, many argue that it should be dealt with as an […]
by Luna Olavarria Gallegos, Committee on U.S. – Latin American Relations (CUSLAR) Migration is a core part of my identity, just like my ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. The migration that […]
by Kailin Koch, Committee on U.S. Latin American Relations S.744 is a Senate bill introduced by the bipartisan “gang of eight” and passed in June 2013. Similar legislation is under […]
by Lizette Acosta Committee on U.S. Latin American Relations With immigration reform at the forefront of political debate in the United States, it is important to understand the motives of […]
