Through provocative and courageous action, immigrants are challenging the very existence of the border.
Confronting those in power in uncomfortable places, as an immigration activist did by disrupting Boehner’s breakfast, can force them to deal with an injustice.
In Tacoma, Wash., up to a dozen men are on a hunger strike to protest record deportations and the conditions inside The Geo Group’s for-profit center.
As an increasing number of immigrant justice groups move beyond legislative reform, mass, family-led direct actions become the new face of migrant movement.
Gwendolyn Ferreti Manjarrez of Somos Tuscaloosa discusses the role of art making in the Alabama immigrant justice movement’s victory over HB 56.
Today’s anniversary of the Swift Raids, known as the 9/11 for migrants, is a reminder that terror and torn apart families have become the new normal.
With many Dreamers disillusioned about politics, the Salt Lake Dream Team — a group of undocumented women — has focused on stopping deportations themselves.