Podcast: Something I Can’t Unsee – The Siege of the U.S. Capitol and Biden’s Inauguration Through Immigrant Eyes
Reporting and analysis from Feet in 2 Worlds’ journalists.
Tag: immigration
Making “A Better Life?”: A Podcast on Centering Underrepresented Voices in Journalism: Episode 11 of our Podcast Series, “A Better Life?”
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Should I Stay Or Should I Go? – The Debut Episode of Our New Podcast Series, “A Better Life?”
In the pandemic two women wrestle with the same question and reach very different conclusions.
A Haitian-American Finds Her Place in the Black Lives Matter Movement
The killing of George Floyd seems to have pushed more Haitian-Americans than ever to join the movement for equality.
Underground Networks Spring Up to Support Child Migrants
In response to growing numbers of anti-immigrant groups, an informal network emerges to provide humanitarian aid to undocumented child migrants and their families.
What the DOMA Ruling Means for Gay Binational Couples
Erwin de Leon has a clear path to becoming a U.S. citizen now that the Supreme Court repealed the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
Immigration News Picks, August 24, 2012: Mississippi Gov. Signs Executive Order
Mitt Romney says his goal is to get 38 percent of the Latino vote but will his party’s harsh anti-immigration policies scuttle this plan?
Amid Immigration Debate, a Crackdown in Arizona on Transporting Undocumented Migrants
FI2W’s Valeria Fernandez was a guest on PRI’s The Takeaway. She spoke about the impact of Thursday’s raids on shuttle van companies in Arizona, in which 47 people were arrested.
More Latinos May Have Voted For Obama Than Previously Thought, New Survey Says
By Diego Graglia, FI2W web editor Support for Barack Obama in the presidential election among Hispanic voters may have been even higher than exit polls have indicated. According to a new poll released Thursday by ImpreMedia, the country’s largest Spanish-language…
Get Me a Grande Latte and a Tutorial on Immigration
Despite all the talk about immigration over the past several years, it’s clear that many people are still mystified about how the U.S. immigration system works. But if you explain it with pictures maybe people will get it. That’s the approach…