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Smart Border Policy For The 21st Century

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The blind spot in the immigration debate

“Without immigration it
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Why Black and Hispanic small-business owners have been so badly hit in the pandemic recession

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Tens of thousands of community college students still taking unnecessary remedial classes

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Schools Are Facing a Surge of Failing Grades During the Pandemic — and Traditional Approaches Like Credit Recovery Will Not Be Enough to Manage It

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Unfinished Dreams: A Family’s Hardships in America

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In 2020, the largest metro areas made the difference for Democrats

There are sharp

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Tens of thousands of community college students still taking unnecessary remedial classes
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Schools Are Facing a Surge of Failing Grades During the Pandemic — and Traditional Approaches Like Credit Recovery Will Not Be Enough to Manage It
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Miguel Cardona Shows You Don’t Have to Leave to Succeed

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Why Black and Hispanic small-business owners have been so badly hit in the pandemic recession
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What Biden could do to expand health coverage — without Congress
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The COVID-19 recession hit Latino workers hard. Here’s what we need to do

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Dems have no More Excuses Not to Have a Vote on Immigration

January 8, 2021

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Who has the “power”? Why working the bureaucracy is power

December 3, 2020

Managing the local
What Joe Biden’s Irish identity can teach Mexican-Americans

November 12, 2020

What will Mexican-Americans

Latino Vote

Identity Politics Do Not Play Well with Latinos

Latino political power is still growing — but not the way many people expected

So-called ‘Latino vote’ is 32 million Americans with diverse political opinions and national origins

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Unfinished Dreams: A Family’s Hardships in America

US Capitol protesters, egged on by Trump, are part of a long history of white supremacists hearing politicians’ words as encouragement

What Joe Biden’s Irish identity can teach Mexican-Americans

What Makes Smart Immigration and Border Policy in the 21st Century?

State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2020: The Report

With deep manufacturing ties and huge cross-border trade flows, the economic prosperity of the United States and Mexico is profoundly linked.

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Smart Border Policy For The 21st Century
The blind spot in the immigration debate
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Tens of thousands of community college students still taking unnecessary remedial classes
Schools Are Facing a Surge of Failing Grades During the Pandemic — and Traditional Approaches Like Credit Recovery Will Not Be Enough to Manage It

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John Rodriguez: Some valid points but this article is horribly written or your editor should be fired. Spent more time trying to…
Steve: Open borders!!!!!! The only policy option. Think of the children
The Rise of the West: How Mexican-Americans and Latinos are Shaping the Southwest into the New America - Latino Public Policy Foundation: […] with little or no Immigrant Latino population like the Rustbelt and Appalachian. In his book “Alienated America: Why some…

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Immigration

Smart Border Policy For The 21st Century
Immigration

The blind spot in the immigration debate
Culture

Unfinished Dreams: A Family’s Hardships in America
Immigration

Biden is ending the Justice Department’s contracts with private prisons. Now end ICE’s.
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Citizenship Matters: Encouraging Immigrants to Become Americans

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