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November 18, 2019 Why Trump Is Bad for Business Geoff Colvin, Forbes Read More November 12, 2019 Trump's latest anti-immigrant move: Making it far more costly to apply for citizenship Manuel Pastor, The Los Angeles Times Read More November 11, 2019 The Real Immigration Crisis: The Problem is Not Too Many, but Too Few Chales Kenny, Foreign Affairs Read More November 7, 2019 How to Beat Trump on Immigration David Brooks, The New York Times Read More November 7, 2019 Trump has spread more hatred of immigrants than any American in history Tyler Anbinder, The Washington Post Read More October, 2019 Health Insurance Test for Green-Card Applicants Could Sharply Cut Future U.S. Legal Immigration Julia Gelatt & Mark Greenberg, Migration Policy Institute Read More October, 2019 The Darkening City on the Hill:  The Trump Administration Heightens Its Assault on Refugee Protection Donald Kerwin, Center for Migration Studies Read More October 25, 2019 The Immigration Crisis Archive Cesar Cuauhtemoc Garcia Hernandez Read More October 15, 2019 African migration to the United States is the fastest-rising -- in spite of Trump Chidinma Irene Nwoye & Dan Kopf, Quartz Read More October 15, 2019 The New Geography of American Immigration Richard Florida, Citylab Read More October 11, 2019 Sharp Cuts in Immigration Threaten U.S. Economy and Innovation Austan Goolsbee, The New York Times Read More October 10, 2019 The Conservative Case Against Trump's Immigration Policies Arthur Rizer & Jonathan Haggerty, Washington Monthly Read More October 8, 2019 I Oversaw DHS Refugee Affairs. Here Are 3 Ways the Trump Administration is Trying to Mislead You Barbara Strack, Time Read More September 29, 2019 Even as President Trump slams the door on refugees, there is reason for hope Julia G. Young, the Washington Post Read More September 25, 2019 Visiting a tent city in Mexico created by Trump's Migrant Protection Protocol Matt Gaventa, The Christian Century Read More September 18, 2019 Refugee resettlement: America's last claim to moral leadership in jeopardy Patricia Hatch, Baltimore Sun Read More September 15, 2019 Democratic Candidates Need to Get Real on Immigration Editorial Board, Bloomberg Opinion Read More September 9, 2019 Why the left should argue for more immigration -- but not open borders Carlo Invernizzi-Accetti, The Guardian Read More September 6, 2019 Is it time for lawmakers to come together on immigration reform? Casey Higgins, The Hill Read More September 6, 2019 How climate change is driving emigration from Central America Miranda Cady Hallett, The Conversation Read More

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Diversity Dynamics, LLC

SPEAKING OF IMMIGRANT POLICY

"At a time when Americans often seem more defined by what divides us rather than the ties that bind us, people may have few opportunities, and less appetite, to find common cause with each other. Yet the nation's democracy depends on our social cohesion, a shared vision of the future, and embracing a spirit of what is possible when we all work together. Strengthening the well-being and prosperity of all residents and what connects us as neighbors and Americans is more critical today than ever. Reinforcing social cohesion requires leadership engagement, positive communications, and building meaningful contact across difference." Susan Downs-Karkos, Innovations in Building Meaningful Contact Across Difference, 1. Read More

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