A Latino civil rights organization can intervene in a lawsuit by the city of Huntington Beach challenging California’s sanctuary law.
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As the Trump administration ramps up its crackdown on immigrant communities, with ICE raids becoming increasingly aggressive, the need for hei…
As the 2024 General Election approaches, the issue of immigration is once again at the forefront of political discourse. During last week's St…
PBS/America ReFramed’s documentary film, FROM HERE, which follows four activists and artists struggling to define belonging
The documentary film, which is brought to us by WORLD and American Documentary, follows the lives of four artists and activists who are not only fighting to belong in the height of growing nationalism but in societies, New York and Berlin, that are exceedingly hostile toward their existence. The inspiration behind this film came from Antonakos-Wallace’s experience growing up as a Greek-American in Seattle, Washington. Raised as part of the Greek Orthodox, which tends to be sexist and homophobic, and exploring her own identity, the filmmaker wondered how culture changes and what people do with their traditions as they’re fighting for progressive change.
PBS/America ReFramed documentary film, FROM HERE, airs June 1. Photo courtesy of Christina Antonakos-Wallace.
People set candles in memory of the deceased migrants after a fire at an immigration detention center in northern Mexico on March 28, 2023 in …
But what the fire reveals is broken immigration policies in the U.S. and Mexico. Mexico is detaining and holding migrants, including those expelled from the U.S. They don’t have the facilities or the resources to do this humanely.
Under U.S. immigration law, migrants fleeing persecution can request asylum regardless of how they arrive on U.S. soil. But the Biden administration proposed a more restrictive immigration rule to take effect in May.
