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An SPLC community advocates tells of a young immigrant whose dream of becoming a neurosurgeon is a step closer to reality.
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An SPLC report found widespread disillusionment among foreign students who felt deceived and exploited by recruiters and employers.
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The Central American children arriving at the border are no threat to U.S. communities, and politicians should stop trying to stoke fear.
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As President Obama issues executive orders to fix parts of America’s broken immigration system, he should take steps to end abuse within the nation’s H-2 guest worker program.
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An SPLC outreach paralegal recounts her experience meeting a poultry worker forced to choose between her health and her job.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center and the Florida Immigrant Coalition released information today that will help immigrant students take full advantage of a new state law that makes them eligible for in-state college tuition rates even if they were brought to the United States without papers.
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A state worker safety agency has fined a Kentucky farm and ordered it to improve safety precautions for employees who were climbing rotting barn rafters to hang tobacco.
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A federal judge has ruled that a case against two employees of Singing River Hospital and a state child welfare caseworker accused of unjustly separating a newborn baby from her mother may proceed – denying the defendants’ attempt to claim immunity for their actions.
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Major provisions of South Carolina’s vicious anti-immigrant law will be permanently blocked as part of a settlement announced today.
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A new SPLC report finds that many foreign students lured to the U.S. as part of a “cultural exchange program” are being deceived by recruiters and exploited by employers seeking cheap, vulnerable labor but offering few cultural opportunities.
