When Obama’s deportations exceeded Trump’s
Some called Obama the “deporter in chief”
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Category: immigration
Ding dong, the witch is dead
“Yes, yes, you had to be a big shot, didn’t you
You had to prove it to the crowd
You had to be a big shot, didn’t you”
— lyrics from “Big Shot” by Billy Joel
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ICE Out of Minnesota: Day of Truth & Freedom
Minneapolis is the current focus of ICE’s brutal and legally questionable activity, but any city in the US, especially any blue city, could be next. Continue reading ICE Out of Minnesota: Day of Truth & Freedom
A resident writes about ICE in Minn.
Thoughts about history and ICE in Minneapolis
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Who is Jose Vargas and why is he still here?
I know who Jose Antonio Vargas is. Now. But a few weeks ago, before CNN started hawking his autobiographical film “Documented,” I didn’t recall ever hearing of him. He’s a Filipino by birth and was sent here by his mother when he was 12 years old. Illegally. With a fake green card. He’s now 33 … Continue reading Who is Jose Vargas and why is he still here?
Children are pawns in immigration games
Murrieta, Calif., grabbed the headlines last week with angry protesters blocking busloads of undocumented Central American immigrants. The buses were and are transferring immigrants, mostly children, from overcrowded detention facilities along the border to facilities in southern California. I’ve nothing but sympathy for the protesters who are fed up with illegals streaming across our border and … Continue reading Children are pawns in immigration games