Race & Immigration

Virtually every nation has an immigration policy that specifies who can go and live in that country and who they will build legal barriers against. Even if there is no outright ban on immigration, the bureaucracy and requirements can be daunting. There are also some controversial issues with immigration regarding certain cultures.

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Andrea Nunez

Latest articles in Race & Immigration

Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor* (*Not applicable to illegals)

A glance into this author's experience while attending the premiere screening of "Dream"-- a DREAM ACT documentary.

Jun 16, 2011 – Andrea Nunez

Non-Immigrant Visa to Green Card Through Marriage

The logistics of helping loved ones become legal American residents can be confusing. Understanding the USCIS process can help.

May 10, 2011 – Sarah McLeod

British Government Discrimination

The British government bans middle class ethnic British youngsters from applying for internships at whitehall and the police because they are white.

Mar 28, 2011 – Darryn Tomlinson

Russia's Melting Pot Boiling Over

The rising problem of racially-motivated attacks and neo-Nazi support in post-communist Russia

Feb 14, 2011 – Flo Hahnel

The Case Against the E-Verify System

E-verify is a way to weed out undocumented immigrants from the workforce. But is it really necessary or is it simply an unjust attack on immigrants?

Feb 14, 2011 – Raymond Aguirre

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