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Rescinding DACA: Bleak Future for Dreamers, Bad for the Economy
By Marivir R. Montebon New York City – Twenty-seven-year-old Luis Quiroz was six months old when his parents, from Mexico, brought him to San Diego to work in the farms and hopefully live a much better life. California has been his only home since then, where he was educated, developed friendships, and worked full-time to […]
On Deportation: Know Your Rights and What to Do When ICE Comes to You
By Marivir R. Montebon In response to readers’ concerns on deportation and how to deal with it, OSM! is running this how-to article on rights and the right things to do. These tips are gathered from interviews with Immigration consultant Susan Pineda and the published materials of NY State Assemblyman N. Nicholas Perry, […]
A Tea Party on Immigration: Powerful!
Editor’s Notes By Marivir R. Montebon New York City — When the conversation is on immigration, it is always emotional, hopeful and brave. A little over a month ago, media colleagues Cristina DC Pastor (of Fil.Am.net), Jen Furer (of TV show Makilala), and I casually thought of relaunching our books, Biting the Big Apple, Out of Status, […]
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