Perpetually Foreign: What the rise of xenophobia teaches us about being American
BY PAHUA CHA My mom delivered me onto a kitchen floor at 4 AM. She had spent the previous day
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Humanizing UK Asylum Policies
BY JASON HUNG In 2001, Lord Jeffrey William Rooker, then UK Minister of State for Asylum and Immigration, asked Prime
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Home No More
This article is bring published in collaboration with Pangyrus BY BOYAH J. FARAH I stood in the fourth-floor lounge at
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How Germany Shifted To The Far-Right In Less Than Two Years – A Personal Journey
BY KIRSTEN RULF Two years ago, exactly one week before Angela Merkel opened the German borders to more than one
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DACA Repeal Demands Our Action and Push for Comprehensive Immigration Reform
BY NATALIA COTE-MUÑOZ, MEREDITH DAVIS, AND KRISTELL MILLÁN This piece was written by the Co-Chairs of the Harvard Kennedy School Latinx
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The USA Is in Decline: Act Before It’s Too Late
BY BENJAMIN CLAYTON I’m British, so I know what a waning superpower looks like. America, welcome to the club. In
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Closing the Borders Won’t Help Fight Terrorism
BY ANA DIAMOND Syrians, not too long ago, were a nation known for their rich cultural heritage, commerce, and diversity.
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