Visas, Waivers, and leaving the country to visit your wife for a weekend. A sad story, but hardly a rare […]
Of Visas and Waivers and Leaving the Country
All posts tagged: Hector Quiroga
How Immigrants Made Halloween
Immigrants made Halloween. Without immigrants, nothing even close to Halloween is celebrated. October 31st is just the last day in […]
Followup to An Awful Story
This is a followup to an awful story we posted back in July. It’s about a United States citizen, Francisco […]
The Politics of the 14th Amendment
The 14th Amendment has always been shrouded in politics. From the moment it was passed in 1868, it was embraced […]
A Week of Bewildering Immigration News
A week of bewildering immigration news. That was last week in a nutshell. So much, so quickly, we can only […]
Immigration Lessons from Baseball
Major League Baseball starts its playoffs this week (sorry Mariner fans). Baseball is and always has been a game of […]
Naturalization and a Small Island Nation
We urge everyone to take a moment and read this piece on Naturalization from the New York Times. It’s by […]
The Bahamian Refugees and You
The Bahamian refugees. An island nation just over a hundred miles off the coast of Florida almost wiped clean by […]
The Politics of Fear and Immigration
It’s all about the politics of fear. Every week the Trump Administration announces new regulations about immigration. They hit the […]
The Immigrant Invaders
‘Immigrant invaders’ flooding across the border to ‘take jobs from Americans.’ They don’t speak English. They stay to themselves and […]