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Category Archives: Immigration
Why The Recall Of AZ Sen. Russell Pearce Is BIG For 2012
Rudy Lopez, national field director of politics for the Washington, D.C.-based minority advocacy group Campaign for Community Change, said the campaign against Pearce was a “trial run and a model for a national campaign that’s going to take place in … Continue reading
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Cameron Criticizes ‘Multiculturalism’ in Britain
LONDON — Faced with growing alarm about Islamic militants who have made Britain one of Europe’s most active bases for terrorist plots, Prime Minister David Cameron has mounted an attack on the country’s decades-old policy of “multiculturalism,” saying it has encouraged “segregated … Continue reading
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Fading Memories (Dr. X’s Free Associations)
My friend Dr. X and I share a love of people, good political discourse and an ethnic heritage. His blog post today could’ve been written about either of my grandmothers. There are parallels to the current debate about immigration with … Continue reading
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Mexican New Yorkers Are Steady Force In Workplace
Teo, a Mexican worker, has a job in a Brooklyn grocery. It is a story like this that makes the “amnesty” argument so inhumane. Give these people a path to citizenship so that everyone benefits. That success, though, has a … Continue reading
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Is Islamophobia The New Hysteria?
More from Nicholas Kristof on the current hysteria. When we’re scared, we do unconscionable things. It was fear and patriotism that led many Americans 150 years ago to persecute Catholics. Similar emotions were behind the killings of Mormons and the … Continue reading
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America’s History Of Fear
The more things change, the more they remain the same. We have to hope that the demagogues of today fade away like those of the past. Followers of these movements against Irish, Germans, Italians, Chinese and other immigrants were mostly … Continue reading
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Vintage Photo: 1908 (Dr. X’s Free Associations)
Think our country has never been gripped by xenophobia before? History is repeating itself 102 years later. Why pose the dead man for this creepy photo? This photo and a profile image of Averbuch were published in newspapers of the day … Continue reading
Students Spared Amid An Increase In Deportations
A bit of common sense that if attacked by politicians will only serve to show that this isn’t about policy and what is illegal or not. It is about people and whether we have the courage to not penalize children. … Continue reading
Immigration, Ground Rules and Boundaries cont’d
Dr. X received a negative reply to his earlier article stating that he felt the way he did because he didn’t have to deal with large numbers of illegal immigrants. In his intelligently measured response he set the person straight … Continue reading
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Immigration, Ground Rules and Boundaries
From Dr. X, an interesting view of the current immigration problem as manifested in the new AZ law. His perspective reflects rules, limits and boundaries. Check it out: Immigration, Ground Rules and Boundaries
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The Intersection of Social Work, Education & Technology 