Tag: immigration
Running away to Canada really isn’t going to fix anything
America does not want you, fair-weather countrymen. I apologize that your candidate did not win, but the best part of a democratic republic is...
The Debate at UCR
On Wednesday, Oct. 19 the Highlander, in conjunction with the Associated Students of UCR, hosted “The Debate at UCR” between the College Democrats of...
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Professor to give talk on U.S. as a nation of immigrants
On Thursday, Jan. 14, Mai Ngai – professor of history and Lung Family Professor...
“Are Immigrants to Blame for California’s Drought?”
Recently, a non-profit organization, called the Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS), ran an ad campaign, which placed the cause for California's drought on its...
UC extends legal services for undocumented students
UC Riverside will be one of six UCs to receive additional legal services for undocumented students, according to UC officials. The move comes one...
What we lose if we do nothing on immigration
The political debate on immigration reform in the United States has been a lingering issue for decades. Overwhelming bipartisan legislation to reform the nation’s...
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Eaton Science Fiction Conference
From April 11-14, the Marriott hotel in downtown Riverside will be hosting the 34th annual Eaton Science Fiction Conference. The...
Students organize upcoming Immigration Summit on March 16
A student-led group has organized the National Leadership Summit for Immigration, a conference to be held on March 16 that will include a panel...
Editorial: Obama’s Immigration Act Needs Further Legislation
President Obama has issued an executive order which will temporarily halt the deportation of young undocumented immigrants. Under this policy, exemption will apply to...
Supreme Court to rule on Arizona immigration law
Following final arguments this month, the Supreme Court is expected to release its decision regarding the constitutionality of Arizona’s immigration law; the ruling will...