According to the Pew Research Center, U.S. Immigration Officials apprehended or expelled a record 250,000 would-be migrants at the U.S. Mexico border in December of 2023. The increase in […]
Migration is a Management Problem
Legislative Director at the Friends Committee on National Legislation, Anika Forrest, expands on her essay “The US Suffers a Migration Management Crisis – Not a Migration Crisis” to explain how […]
The Color of Asylum: An Evening with Katherine Jensen and Sara McKinno...
A Room of One’s Own is thrilled to welcome Katherine Jensen and Sara McKinnon for a reading and conversation on Katherine’s new book The Color of Asylum: The Racial Politics […]
Obstacles facing migrants and refugees at the US-Mexico border
Last year, US Immigration arrested more than 2 million migrants at the southern border–a historic spike. The Biden Administration has since announced it will make seeking asylum more difficult and […]
My Boy Will Die of Sorrow by Efrén C. Olivares
Under the Trump Era “Zero-Tolerance” Immigration Policy, thousands of children were separated from their parents by ICE agents. As a human rights lawyer in Southern Texas, Efrén C. Olivares represented […]
Community Immigration Law Center Updates for Fall 2022
The Community Immigration Law Center partners with law firms, local government agencies, volunteer organizations and other groups to link newcomers to our country and community to services they need to […]
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