Latinx Voters can be the “Unstoppable Giant”

Nov. 1, 2016 / By Elizabeth Campos
Tags: civic engagement, Immigration, Latinas, Latinos, latinx, Voting

I didn't vote in 2012. But this year, it's different.

El voto latino es el gigante dormido que necesita despertarse

Nov. 1, 2016 / By Elizabeth Campos
Tags: civic engagement, español, Immigration, Latina, Latino, vota

No voté en 2012. Pero este año, es diferente.

With DACA, CSULB Dreamer Returns from Mexico and with More Doors Open

Sep. 22, 2016 / By Jessica Salgado
Tags: csulb, Daca, Immigration, Mexico

We update our profile of Jose Salazar, a former CSULB student body president and Dreamer who just returned from an emotional trip back home to Mexico.

Underrepresented, AAPI’s Urged to Sign Up for Immigration Relief

Aug. 29, 2016 / By Michael Lozano and Lightmary Flores
Tags: AAPI, API, Daca, Immigration

DACA is changing the lives of many undocumented immigrants -- including those who are Asian Americans or Pacific Islanders.

DACA Opens Doors for Former Student Body Prez at CSULB

Jul. 25, 2016 / By Jessica Salgado
Tags: Daca, Immigrant rights, Immigration

As CSULB's first undocumented student body president, Jose Salazar was never paid for his work. But DACA is getting him better jobs and a chance to reunite with family in Mexico.

A Celebration of Immigrants and a Rejection of ‘Hate Speech’

Jun. 23, 2016 / By Lightmary Flores
Tags: celebrities, Daca, dapa, Immigrants, Immigration

"I am an Immigrant" gathered over 400 people Saturday in Los Angeles to mark Immigrant Heritage Month. The gathering came just before today's Supreme Court ruling on President Obama's immigration programs.

CSULB Lecture: Trafficking is Also An Immigration Issue

Mar. 28, 2016 / By Rudy Cardoso-Peraza
Tags: immigrant, Immigration, trafficking

Human trafficking is usually associated with sexual exploitation, but it also happens across low-wage labor sectors and particularly affects undocumented workers.

Waiting For Reform– What Immigrants Can Do Now

Mar. 8, 2016 / By Michael Lozano
Tags: Daca, dapa, Immigration, Undocumented Immigrants

As millions of immigrant families await for the Supreme Court to rule on the fate of President Obama’s DACA and DAPA programs, what should they do now?