Requiring newcomers to have money and speak English before they arrive in the U.S. will unfairly stifle opportunity.
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Commentary: Proposed public charge rule will undercut local efforts to help immigrant families
Support our friends and neighbors by speaking out against this mean-spirited assault.
Commentary: Public charge rule would hobble immigrants trying to succeed
The Department of Homeland Security proposal would create an effective barrier for people from poorer countries who want to contribute to our economy.
Our View: Remember Pearl Harbor – for a couple of reasons
Although the attack brought out the best in us, it also encouraged us to accept the government’s spin on the supposed dangers posed by a vulnerable group.
Maine Voices: ACLU resistance to E-Verify mandate both puzzling, indefensible
Using the electronic documents database would dispel employer hiring bias and decisively discourage illegal behavior.
Commentary: Federal oversight failure places migrant children’s safety at risk
The government insists on detaining kids but doesn’t properly vet those hired to care for them.
Leonard Pitts: On Thanksgiving weekend, we tear-gassed children
America has done some big things for the world and the people in it, but on Sunday the country seemed pretty small.
Our View: Cruelty’s not the answer to influx of Central American migrants
Shutting down the border, using tear gas or building a wall won’t end the problem, which is largely of President Trump’s own making.
Migrant teen camp overflowing
The Texas camp city houses 2,324 teens and federal plans to close the site by Dec. 31 likely will not happen.
Springsteen calls Trump ‘deeply damaged to his core’
The rock icon assails the president for what he sees as attempts to turn Americans against each other.