#Pocalypso | 21st Human Rights Awards
2020-06-03 – Ayer por la tarde (yesterday evening), I attended (virtually) the 21st Human Rights Awards sponsored by the National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC). That’s the organization I do volunteer […]
Tag Archives: immigration
Am I Getting Anywhere With My Spanish?
2020-01-30 – I’ve been studying Spanish for about six months, and I’m wondering if I’m getting anywhere. The effort has multiple components. Kit and I have a tutor we meet […]
The “Reality” of Unauthorized Immigration
2018-06-14 – For all the political hoo-hah about unauthorized immigration, the numbers make me question how much of a problem it is at all. I think it is more of […]
Something There Is That Doesn’t Love a Wall
2015-09-03 – So Donald Trump wants to build a wall on our southern border to keep out the immigrants. And Scott Walker wants to build a wall on our norther […]
Who Are the Aliens in the USofA?
2014-11-25—Are immigrants who gave everything to come to America, against all odd, alien? Or are the haters who would secede from America the real aliens? Just asking. The answer is […]
Immigration Reform—Corporation “Persons” Only Need Apply
2014-06-19—I have advocated, on more than one occasion, that the United State build an immigration fence on the Texas border . . . the north border! Of course, I’m only […]
Pathway to Citizenship
2013-07-16 — Pending now in Congress is an immigration bill. A big issue in the bill is the so-called “pathway to citizenship.” I am in favor of such a pathway. […]
