Hundreds Of Migrant Children Separated From Parents End Up In NY. Here’s One Of Their Stories

WNYC News Beth Fertig

Five year-old Carlos played on the floor with a couple of brightly colored toy trucks, making noises and chasing them with a younger boy while…...

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The Crisis We Face at the Border Does Not Require Us to Choose Between Security and Humanity

Opinion TIME Angelina Jolie

We Americans have been confronted by devastating images from our southern border and increasingly polarized views on how to address this untenable situation....

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Pay or Die

Opinion The New York Times Sonia Nazario

IT’S MONDAY: TIME TO PAY THE GANGS. A bus owner wearing a red knit hat waits for the call he’s gotten every Monday morning for…...

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Plight of Children is Lost in Immigration Debate

Op-ed Houston Chronicle Stan Perry

As a pro bono immigration attorney for children immigrants and refugees over the past five years in Houston, I am struck by how little the…...

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Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Could Face A Return To Danger

Op-ed The News & Observer Julie Petrini

I’m a technology lawyer who has helped companies like Microsoft, Skype and Polaroid navigate the web of national and global laws that govern telecommunications, cloud…...

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To Help a Dreamer, Why Do We Have to Hurt Her Cousin?

Opinion The New York Times Sonia Nazario

Last August, Lesli Gonzalez, 22, got a phone call at 6 a.m. Did she know Doralinda Lopez de León, a Guatemalan girl who said she…...

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These Are Children, Not Bad Hombres

Opinion The New York Times Sonia Nazario

Last year 7-year-old Kendra Cruz Garcia and her 10-year-old-brother, Roberto Guardado Cruz, crossed the Rio Grande alone. When their tiny boat reached the shore, they…...

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Angelina Jolie: Refugee Policy Should Be Based on Facts, Not Fear

Opinion The New York Times Angelina Jolie

Refugees are men, women and children caught in the fury of war, or the cross hairs of persecution. Far from being terrorists, they are often…...

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How the Most Dangerous Place on Earth Got Safer

Opinion The New York Times Sonia Nazario

San Pedro Sula, Honduras — Three years ago, Honduras had the highest homicide rate in the world. The city of San Pedro Sula had the highest homicide…...

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