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Category: Immigration & Labor

How the Koch Brothers’ ‘Libre Initiative’ Entices Latino Voters

The ‘Libre Initiative’ is one of the Kochs’ many political action groups dedicated to advancing “economic freedom.”

Mar 22, 2016Jun 2, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Firebombing Rattles Latino Immigrants on New York’s Long Island

Central Long Island has seen an influx of Latino immigrants, lured by steady work in landscaping and construction.

Jul 23, 2003Apr 2, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

In Florida, Puerto Rico’s Economic Pain Could Be Democrats’ Electoral Gain

Puerto Ricans are leaving the island’s financial crisis for Florida, where they can vote in presidential elections.

Jan 26, 2016Jun 23, 2020 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Is Ted Cruz Right that Immigration Drives Down Wages?

Studies from conservative and liberal think tanks say immigration’s effect on wages tends to be very small, and on average, modestly positive.

Dec 20, 2015Jun 23, 2020 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Mexico Criticized for Treatment of Central American Refugees

Central American immigrants find passing through Mexico as dangerous as crossing the U.S. border.

Dec 20, 1994Mar 15, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

How Trump’s Targeting of High-Tech Immigrants Damages the Economy

An executive order would make it more difficult for U.S. companies to recruit skilled immigrants.

Jan 31, 2017Mar 14, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Desperate African Refugees Stranded in Spain, Just Short of Europe

Ceuta is an enclave tucked between Morocco and the Strait of Gibraltar.

Dec 3, 1995Mar 14, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Hillary: Immigration Reform Could Add ‘Hundreds of Billions of Dollars’ to U.S. Economy

Clinton makes the economic case for immigration reform that allows some undocumented immigrants to remain in the country.

Dec 20, 2015Mar 15, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Immigration Reform Is Derailed by 9/11 Terrorism Attacks

Congress and President Bush appeared poised to move forward on a comprehensive immigration reform bill — until the attacks of 9/11.

Feb 11, 2002Mar 26, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Steelworkers Face Off Against Kaiser Aluminum

More than 2,900 Kaiser Aluminum employees in Louisiana, Washington and Ohio have been on strike for 20 months.

Jun 1, 2000Mar 26, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

U.S. Terrorism Crackdown Snags Visiting Journalists

Confused by tougher enforcement procedures, an increasing number of foreign journalists traveling fromRead More

Jan 24, 2004Mar 12, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Meatpackers charged with smuggling immigrants to work in Midwest plants

Immigrant and union leaders say meatpackers are bringing Mexicans, Central Americans into the U.S. to work for sub-standard wages.

Jun 7, 2002Mar 26, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Verizon workers strike over right to organize company’s new wireless employees

More than 87,000 Verizon workers are striking for the right to organize the company’s non-union wireless employees.

Nov 1, 2000Mar 26, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Garment-Workers’ Union Pushes Back Against Sweatshop Abuse

Union members see federal bill as a way to protect their jobs as retailers seek legal cover.

Aug 20, 1998Mar 14, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Support Grows for Broad Compromise on Immigration Reform

Immigration and labor groups push President Bush to pass sweeping reforms. Eliseo MedinaRead More

Aug 17, 2001Mar 12, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 

Minorities Hammer Construction Unions

In clipped chants that reveal the accents from their native country, a groupRead More

Mar 9, 1998Mar 11, 2019 | by Leon Lazaroff
 
 
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