Hundreds of people lined up outside Jersey Kebab, a restaurant in Haddon Township, New Jersey, to celebrate the release of owner Emine Emanet after she and her husband, Celal Emanet, were arrested by Immigration...
President Donald Trump has taken steps towards fulfilling yet another promise he made on the campaign trail: reinstating his controversial Migrant Protection Protocols. Most commonly referred to as the...
For years, Philadelphia has held a sanctuary city status, meaning local law enforcement does not work with federal agents to enforce immigration policies.
Since becoming a sanctuary city in 2016, Philadelphia...
The national conversation on immigration has intensified in recent weeks with the enactment of new policies specifically targeting undocumented immigrants. This has prompted a wide range of responses,...
The authors of Project 2025 argue that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is in desperate need of reform. The document says the DHS is a “bloated, bureaucratic, and expensive” organization that...
Are Haitians in the U.S. “illegally?”
According to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), there were approximately 731,000 Haitian immigrants residing in the U.S in 2022. About two-thirds are naturalized...
I want to begin with some critical statistics. First, by approximately 2042, America will become a majority-minority nation, which is already the case for Americans under 16 since 2019. Second, in 2024,...
Immersing, learning, growing and advocacy are four major takeaways from Campus Ministry’s UnDocu Week event.
From March 27-31, Campus Ministry held their annual UnDocu Week. The event was created...
Damaris Gimenez ’23 was in middle school when she first began to consider a career in law.
“I thought that if I wanted to make a difference it would be in terms of law and fighting for people...
My mom met my dad in an online chatroom.
Born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, my mother was seeking to expand her worldview, and in doing so, she found love with a guy from Pennsylvania. It was...
On my second trip to El Salvador through Campus Ministry’s Winter Immersion Program, one of the Salvadoran guides imparted to my group this very profound and deeply humanizing message: “It doesn’t...
