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How far can a state go to keep migrants out of the U.S.? The answer may soon come out of Texas. A new law signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott

How far can a state go to keep migrants out of the U.S.? The answer may soon come out of Texas. A new law signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott

How far can a state go to keep migrants out of the U.S.? The answer may soon come out of Texas. A new law signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott

:May 2018

Yesterday, Texas governor Greg Abbott conducted a photo-op at the U.S.-Mexico border at Brownsville, Texas to sign Senate Bill 4 — a major anti-immigr

“Adeel A. Mangi is a person of strength and good deeds,” 15 Jewish groups wrote to senators, some of whom subjected Mangi to Islamophobic questioning.

A new partnership between the University of Arizona and TheDream.US offers scholarship opportunities to undocumented students in Arizona, increasing access to higher education in the state.

Natan Last writes on the history and the current state of crosswords, examining how multiculturalism affects clues and also speaking to Mangesh Ghogre, an Indian-born crossword constructor who recently immigrated to the U.S.

Fifteen Republicans sent a letter to Senator Barrasso upon hearing of rushed secret negotiations with open border Democrats. The letter reads: Dear Senator Barrasso: We write to request that you call a meeting of the Conference to discuss Senate negotiations on securing the border. Rushed and secret

The American people have fallen prey to the caprices of leaders who continue to prioritize the interests of foreign nationals over those of U.S. citizens.