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Borders

“It failed because you made it fail”: The Story of Todo Para Todos

Nisha Atalie, Gerardo Marciano, Rachel Cohen · September 21, 2023

The City of Chicago yesterday announced a $29 million contract with a company known as “Canada’s Blackwater” to run tent camps for newly arrived asylum seekers. Meanwhile, a prominent and effective alternative based in dignity and care had to shut down for lack of city support. This is their story.

Sanctuary City written on a Chicago flag

Chicago Has Plenty of Room for Refugees

Tyler Zimmer · May 4, 2023

Both the Texas governor and Chicago’s outgoing mayor are framing refugees as a burden. But Chicago has the material resources and supports to welcome refugees if only officials would muster the political will.

Map of the Potawatomi "Trail of Death" march, Sept. - Nov. 1838.

Nation of Immigrants or Settler Colonialism?

Patty Krawec · October 21, 2021

A new book by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz shows how the myth of a “nation of immigrants” has been used to erase the history of Indigenous peoples in the US.

A Broadened Sense of Abolition

Patty Krawec · April 6, 2021

Our understanding of innocence, guilt, victims, and criminals shapes the worlds we are able to build. New books by Mariame Kaba and Harsha Walia pry open political possibilities.

A Path to Nowhere

Justin Akers Chacón · March 3, 2021

Biden’s proposal for immigration reform isn’t designed to free migrants trapped in danger or detention. It’s not even designed to pass.

The Heartless Alliance

Kristen Kelley · March 18, 2020

Immigrant kids don’t need gentler jails. They need us to end detention as a response to migration.

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