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Deporting Immigration Activsts

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On November 1, 2013
Regardless of what one thinks of the strategy of civil disobedience from immigration activists who risk deportation, actually deporting one of them is incredibly awful. Perez’s lawyer, David Bennion, explains that deportation doesn’t make sense. She came to the country at the age of four,...

Walls

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On October 31, 2013

No doubt the solution to drug smuggling tunnels between the U.S. and Mexico is higher border walls. And the drones America's favorite racist Sheriff Joe Arapio wants to deploy to.

Brownsville

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On September 19, 2013
César Díaz's essay on the difficulties of growing up in Brownsville and then going off to college from a poor family and then living in white Austin is your read of the day. It'd be nice of course if Guernica chose an image that was...

Deportee

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On September 3, 2013

Glad to see the Mexican immigrants killed in a 1948 plane crash near Fresno on an federal plane deporting them back to Mexico finally remembered with a proper gravestone. Woody.

Supporting the Dream Act 9

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On July 29, 2013
I've spent July in southern Mexico. The region today is defined by immigration. Traveling to one of the towns my wife studies, way up in the Mixteca, an indigenous and mountainous area about five hours from the state capital of Oaxaca, we were talking to...
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