Supervisor Matt Dorsey visited the 630 Sansome St. immigration court and said asylum-seekers have San Francisco's support. Supervisor Dorsey tours S.F. ICE office, pledging aid for asylum-seekers| Mission Local
Despite the odds stacked against him, Miguel Lopez is fighting to return home from Mexico after his recent deportation. He lived in the U.S. for 29 years. Now, he’s fighting to return home from Mexico.| Mission Local
Amid a wave of attacks on migrants, 80 percent of Americans now say immigration is good for this country — a record high. The post The More Americans See of Trump’s Immigration Crackdown, The Less They Like It appeared first on OtherWords.| OtherWords
Some years back during a conversation with Charles Murray about his justly praised book Coming Apart, Bill Kristol made perhaps the single most outrageous statement he has ever uttered in public. Murray’s book chronicled the decline in the traditional work ethic and other foundational values in the American lower classes, and Kristol suggested a solution.... Read more about: Class Struggle The post Class Struggle appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
El presidente Donald Trump, el presidente de la Cámara de Representantes, Mike Johnson, y miembros republicanos del Congreso han repetido esto una y otra vez.| Articles Archive - KFF Health News
Immigrants living in the U.S. without legal status are generally ineligible for federally funded health care programs. Democrats’ funding proposal would restore access to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act marketplace for legal immigrants who will lose access once certain provisions of the Republicans’ tax and spending law take effect.| Articles Archive - KFF Health News
Newcomers fear making financial mistakes. Getting the services you need requires doing your research and taking many small steps. The post How to build confidence in your financial life appeared first on MoneySense.| MoneySense
A woman in Illinois has become the first to undergo a unique cancer treatment that allows chemotherapy drugs to be delivered directly to the liver, reducing side-effects. Chemotherapy drugs can shrink cancer tumors, but if administered generally can affect many other organs and tissues in the body. Via a Hepzato Kit, however, oncologists were able […] The post Oncologists Treat Patient’s Rare Cancer with Isolated Chemotherapy Delivery, Preventing Side-Effects appeared first on Good News N...| Good News Network
The Home Affairs Legislation Amendment (2025 Measures No. 1) Bill is yet another bill to fix yet another Labor-Liberal ‘uniparty’ immigration failure. It aims to fix the fallout from the High Court’s NZYQ decision, which enabled the release of serious criminal non-citizens into the community – murderers, armed robbers, paedophiles and even a contract killer. This bill authorises deportation to Nauru—at a staggering cost of around $1M per person – and removes legal protections li...| Malcolm Roberts
I have only known one stateless person. You don’t get a medal for it or wear a lapel pin. The stateless are the hapless who live in the shadows, in fear. They don’t know where the next …| White House Chronicle
The Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) educates and advocates for peace, challenges unjust local, national and global systems, and promotes the creation of a nonviolent society. Based in Cincinnati Ohio.| Ignite Peace
Stock classrooms with books that reflect students’ lives, languages, and cultures and invite them into as yet unfamiliar worlds.| Education Week
Chris Zepeda-Millan on how Chicano activism still shapes the fight for justice today.| UCLA Luskin
The San Francisco Public Press is delighted to welcome San Francisco journalist Cami Dominguez as a California Local News Fellow. The post Public Press Welcomes California Local News Fellow Cami Dominguez appeared first on San Francisco Public Press.| San Francisco Public Press
As legal protections remain for immigrant students, experts share what educators can do in the wake of federal immigration policy changes.| Education Week
Our Fight for Justice and Equal Protection Continues Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court granted the ...| Public Counsel
Under a new federal rule, DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipients became ineligible to enroll in Affordable Care Act Marketplace coverage (with or without subsidies), effective August 25, 2025.| healthinsurance.org
And just like that, it’s September. In the waning days of summer, here’s what I have been reading: Widow’s Walk, Jane WillanFormer chef Miranda McCurdy is settling into her new li…| cakes, tea and dreams
Pioneers of the Press. A book--and a legacy to honor and uphold Sixty-five years ago, my father Gerard Previn Meyer wrote a book called "Pioneers of the Press." The publisher was Rand McNally, and the book, republished in paperback as a Fawcett Publications "Student Edition," was translated and reprinted in…| Eugene L. Meyer
Find out how you can support immigrants with our resource guide to legal aid, workshops and trainings, and volunteer opportunities in S.F..| Mission Local
As their congregants live in fear of deportation, pastors look to reassure & care for congregants, but to financially sustain their churches.| The Roys Report
Spotlight on Higher Ground Institute Media Innovation Fellow Laura Liibbe: Building trusted media for immigrant communities| Higher Ground Labs
States are reviving efforts to challenge the 1982 Plyler v. Doe ruling that guarantees undocumented students a free, public education.| Education Week
The administration issued notices saying undocumented immigrants don't qualify for Head Start and some Education Department programs.| Education Week
Past and present research studies found broad implications of immigration enforcement on students' school attendance.| Education Week
Experts say there are steps schools can take to proactively address mental health concerns stemming from ramped-up immigration enforcement.| Education Week
Illinois lawmakers passed a bill locally codifying the 1982 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Plyler v. Doe.| Education Week
Memoir is about absence, emptiness; it’s about crossing divides–of time, space, language, and that ultimate divide between the living and the dead. It’s standing at the edge of the void, your body in the grip of a vertiginous urge. Memoir is about finding your bearings so that you can walk with one foot in the present and the other in the past. There, you have become the stateless citizen of multiple countries; you hold a passport for time travel. The full Sourdough, Ancestors, and Othe...| Memoir Magazine
The Department of Justice is pressuring San Francisco and other major California cities to release personal data on canceled voter registrations, raising legal and privacy questions.| www.kqed.org
Hend Ayoub Travels from Israel to US, Making Art from Life| Theatrius
An older brother is detained in Newark while two other siblings remain in New York, “unprotected and traumatized” after arrests at immigration check-in.| THE CITY - NYC News
In an age of superhero gluttony, do we need another Superman? Yes! In fact, Superman has exactly what the Marvel Universe has been lacking lately: fun. And James Gunn is the perfect director for the job. Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy is still one of the best comic book movies ever made, and he brings that same magic here.| Cinema Faith
Half of all immigration courthouse arrests earlier this summer were in Manhattan, as the Trump administration has mostly kept ICE enforcement off of the streets, in stark contrast to Los Angeles and other cities.| THE CITY - NYC News
For this Love in Action issue we highlight the street signs of Revolutionary Love that are popping up all over California!| The Revolutionary Love Project
The Miccosukee Tribe says the notorious detention center is located close to “hundreds, if not thousands, of protected ceremonial and religious sites.”| Hyperallergic
David DeLong introduces readers to companies that have successfully hired the formerly incarcerated, refugees and people with disabilities.| Jails to Jobs
San Telmo is one of the Buenos Aires' oldest and most charming neighborhoods. It remains a lively focal point of the city’s tango and art scenes| Wander Argentina
Shackling innocent people, denying them basic medical care, and forcing them to eat like animals isn’t “law and order.” It’s lawless.| Foreign Policy In Focus
The cost of compliance is so high, the lawsuit argues, some Head Start programs could be forced to close.| Education Week
I find it ironic the DOJ now declares that sex, or sex and nationality, are insufficient to define a particular social group.| Baptist News Global
My experience with learning English as an immigrant has taught me a lot of things about personal finance, how the two are very similar| Tawcan
Trump’s superiority to, and ignorance of, the laws of nature make life itself an endangered species. The planet cries out to be rid of him and his fascist| Americans Who Tell The Truth
Gary Graves Ponders Collapse of Empires, from Greece to US| Theatrius
By Paul A. Djupe, Amanda J. Friesen, Anand E. Sokhey, and Jacob R. Neiheisel In new research out at Political Behavior (open access!), we investigate whether attending church encourages greater acceptance of atheists. If you think that statistical result is bonkers, you’re not alone – we do, too. But it turns out that scrutinizing and […]| Religion in Public
The school year in Los Angeles is ending amid immigration raids, protests, and the activation of National Guard troops and Marines.| Education Week
MISSION Advocating for equality and fairness for LGBTQ and Latinx communities of South Florida. Website The post Unity Coalition / Coalicion Unida appeared first on Funders for LGBTQ Issues.| Funders for LGBTQ Issues
As I was cleaning out files in the basement, I came across a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted December 10, 1948 by the United Nations General Assembly. It feels timely to …| Finding Our Way Home
Writer McKenna Scherer is a proud Wisconsinite. Sure, that love is tied to cheese and Spotted Cow. But at the root of that love is her family. Scherer shared a story, “The Largest Gathering of Norwegians in Northwestern Wisconsin, Probably: Gierefest,” at a live storytelling event hosted by Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Wisconsin Life” and the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild. It was held on Nov. 14, 2024 in Eau Claire at The Lakely.| Wisconsin Life
Lewis & Rajan Elevate Daily Life into Pure Joy by Mary Lou Herlihy & Barry David Horwitz Using an Indian celebration in New Zealand and a shared meal, “Mrs. Krishnan’s Party” transcends daily life. Come with us into a backroom of a convenience store and share the revelations. “Mrs. Krishnan’s Party” raises ideas that rarely appear in drama. Playwrights Justin Lewis and Jacob Rajan float themes of international acceptance, radical generosity, and spiritual discovery. They raise our...| theatrius.com
Starting in November, DACA health insurance options will include exchange enrollment and eligibility for income-based premium subsidies. The federal government estimates that 100,000 people will be newly eligible for Marketplace coverage under the rule.| healthinsurance.org
Open enrollment for 2025 ACA (Affordable Care Act)-compliant health insurance is just around the corner. Let’s take a look at the various changes that consumers should be aware of this fall.| healthinsurance.org
Naomi Tolentino helps educators in Kansas City, Kan., support strong school attendance.| EdWeek Leaders To Learn From
Editor's Note: This piece originally appeared on Medium.| Moms Who Vax
Many of us have places that make us feel comfortable, at peace. Perhaps it’s a bookstore or a bar. For author and University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire English professor David Shih, it’s a place much bigger: a Costco.| Wisconsin Life
No one political party enjoys a monopoly on truth, good intentions, or rightness| Education Week
Florida and Texas now require hospitals to ask patients about their immigration status when they seek medical care.| Stateline
Fortified with work authorizations and a new freedom, Haitian immigrants are moving out of their longtime strongholds in Florida and New York, often finding good jobs while remaining wary of how they will be received in new places in the Midwest and South.| Stateline
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris offer starkly different plans for the future of the 11 million people who live in the United States without legal status. Growing populations of new and first-generation citizens in the swing states — with the power to sway elections — are transforming demographics and voter concerns.| Stateline
In a new state court filing, the Adams administration is requesting authority to suspend the bulk of a 1981 decree that ensures shelter access for single adults.| City Limits
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has directed agents to stop discarding migrants’ personal belongings, after a scathing report detailing how medicine, clothes, cell phones, cash and identity documents have been taken by authorities at holding facilities and never returned| Arizona Mirror
The Coalition for the Homeless reached a settlement with the City of New York Friday, adding new emergency terms to the 1981 decree that paved the way for the city’s unique right to a shelter bed.| City Limits
Five educators share effective instructional strategies to use with English-language-learner newcomers, including using images and games.| Education Week
While migrants can receive mail at the city's shelters, many have struggled to track down important correspondence, according to legal service providers and advocates—especially after the city restricted the length of stays for both adults and families with children.| City Limits
As the nation’s English-learner population continues to grow , researchers look to the Title III for how to best support these students.| Education Week
Lost Sock Laundry Written by Ivan Faute Directed by Madelyn Chapman Presented by UP Theater at Fort Washington Collegiate Church 729 W 181s...| www.thinkingtheaternyc.com
