Immigration News

History of Immigration in the United States

by Jim Hacking | July 2, 2019

Immigration itself has always been a very political issue. The biggest period of immigration to the United States was between 1890 and 1924. At the time, most immigrants came... VIEW POST

Ley de Inmigración de Clinton Continúa Perjudicar a los Inmigrantes

by Jim Hacking | October 10, 2018

En 1996, el presidente demócrata Bill Clinton firmó el proyecto de ley de inmigración más duro que esta nación había visto en décadas. Los efectos de este proyecto de... VIEW POST

Southern California Donuts Made By Cambodian Immigrants

by Jim Hacking | April 3, 2018

The majority of donut shops in Southern California are owned by Cambodian refugees and their children. According to an article in Food & Wine, “L.A.’s Cambodian community has come... VIEW POST

Bosnian Immigrant Served 20 Years in the U.S. Marine Corps

by Jim Hacking |

A Bosnian immigrant who came to the United States with his family fleeing the conflicts in his home country, Emir Hadzic, enlisted in the United States military and became... VIEW POST

Child Separated From Asylum Seeking Mother for Over Four Months

by Jim Hacking | March 5, 2018

In late February, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued the government for separating an asylum-seeking mother from her child unlawfully. A Congolese woman was sent to a different... VIEW POST

Actor in Marvel's 'Black Panther' is a Dreamer

by Jim Hacking | February 21, 2018

Bambadjan Bamba, an actor in the box office phenomenon Black Panther, is undocumented. Bamba is from Ivory Coast, a country in west Africa.  He, along with around one million... VIEW POST

UN Refugee Agency Begs US to Accept More Refugees

by Jim Hacking | February 20, 2018

Filippo Grandi, the head of the United Nations Refugee Agency, insisted Monday that the United States—as well as other countries—should accept more refugees. Grandi made these statements on site... VIEW POST