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Migrant arrests at border reach record-breaking numbers as immigrants call for path to citizenship
A recent increase in border arrests by U.S. authorities has people wondering if a pathway to citizenship will be made possible through the Biden administration.
Biden’s immigration plan has been a total letdown
The president’s promises have been followed with little action.
Pulitzer Prize winner Sonia Nazario advocates for immigration reform during virtual event
Award-winning journalist Sonia Nazario discusses her book “Enrique’s Journey” and recounts her time spent in Honduras as her inspiration for immigration reform advocacy.
How CSULB is responding to new ICE regulation as CSU sues Trump administration
Long Beach State officials are working to ensure the safety of international students following ICE’s new regulations, announced Monday, while California leaders prepare to sue the Trump administration.
Stand-up comedian Maz Jobrani speaks at CSULB about growing up as an immigrant
The Global Studies Institute hosted their fourth annual event on global issues. Maz Jobrani spoke as this year’s lecturer, discussing his experience as an Iranian immigrant.
CSULB professor speaks about the emotional effects of deportation
Assistant professor in the school of social work, Kristina Lovato, presents her “Enforced Separations: The Impact of Immigration Enforcement and Deportation on Latinx Families in Los Angeles” presentation at the Center for Latino Community Health’s Brown Bag Research Talk.
Long Beach Post reporter recalls her time working for the paper
Stephanie Rivera is the diversity and immigration reporter for the Long Beach Post. A Southern California native, she has been reporting on the region for close to a decade. She graduated from CSULB with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in political science in 2011.
CSULB informs students about Supreme Court issues
Professors from the political science department spoke about the topics that the Supreme Court will be covering this year and how they relate to Long Beach State.
Border shutdowns hurt people on both sides
It’s no secret that President Donald Trump’s views on immigration policies and border security has stirred some controversy. Ever since he took office two years ago, he has been promising to implement a border wall and insisting that Mexico pays for it. While many proponents of stricter border security are[Read More…]