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Students Participate in Sixth Annual Latino Ivy League Conference at C.U.

Andrew Boryga  —  Nov 7, 2011

Latino students from seven Ivy League universities united on campus this weekend to participate in the sixth annual Latino Ivy League Conference.

Advocate Discusses Efforts to Aid Immigrants in U.S.

Margaret Yoder  —  Nov 1, 2011

The Reverend Robin Hoover discussed his work documenting migrant deaths on the Arizona border and his strategies to aid migrants entering the United States at a speech on immigration at the ILR Conference Center on Monday. 

In Senate Subcommittee Testimony, Skorton Urges Immigration Reform

Cindy Huynh  —  Aug 8, 2011

Skorton argued that an expedited immigration process for international students — including the many who study at Cornell — would spur national and regional economic development.

Cornell University Forensics Society Takes Opposing Sides On Border Wall Debate

Andrew Boryga  —  Mar 7, 2011

In a heated debate on Friday, students argued about whether the United States should have a fence along its border with Mexico. 

A New Home for Wife of ‘The Mayor’

Jeff Stein  —  Jan 27, 2011

"Mayor" of Bear Necessities Lane Yon was reunited with his wife after a lengthy immigration process.

Cornellians Rally to Support DREAM Act

Kayla DeLeon  —  Nov 22, 2010

Approximately 30 students rallied on Ho Plaza Friday in support of the federal Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act. 

Wife of Bear Necessities Worker Wins Visa Approval

Jeff Stein  —  Sep 30, 2010

Bear Necessities “mayor” and food service worker Lane Yon is singing a happier song now that he received a letter from the State Department approving his wife’s visa application earlier this month.

DREAM Act Nixed by Senate Republicans

Laura Shepard  —  Sep 23, 2010

Senate Republicans blocked a defense spending bill on Tuesday, effectively killing the DREAM Act, which would have enabled an estimated 726,000 undocumented students to legally stay in the country. The 56-43 vote would have required 60 votes to move the bill forward. 

Immigration in the Midst of Drug War

Florencia Ulloa  —  Sep 10, 2010

The violence in Mexico is not independent from the tightening of US immigration policy.

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