UMD needs to increase full-time services to refugees With no signs of conflict stopping across the world, there is absolutely no reason for humanitarianism to cease either. Rohin Mishra April 12, 2022
Maryland General Assembly overrides Hogan’s vetoes on immigration protection bills The bills were originally passed this year. Sofia Garay December 12, 2021
UMD, state groups take action to help Haitian refugees amid outcry over border treatment Groups are pushing for changes to the Biden administration's immigration policies and raising funds for the refugees. Sofia Garay October 28, 2021
PLUMAS meets to discuss children traveling alone to the U.S. Members emphasized that the issue of children traveling alone in the U.S. is particularly important because it affects many people, particularly in the area surrounding this university. Ashkan Motamedi September 24, 2021
UMD students march for pathway to citizenship at CASA’s ‘Welcome Back Congress’ in DC The march demanded that a pathway to citizenship remain in the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation package. Ryan White September 22, 2021
By not reforming our immigration system, Biden shows no regard for immigrants’ humanity Everyone focused on Trump’s anti-immigrant policies, but Biden hasn’t been much better. Malcolm Ferguson April 13, 2021
UMD is no longer partnering with ICE. Maryland needs to follow suit. Student activists need to be involved in the fight against ICE in the Maryland General Assembly. Guest Opinion April 9, 2021
UMD no longer has a contract with ICE The contract, which was set to expire in March 2022, lapsed because the ICE did not exercise the final year in the contract. Amanda Hernández March 31, 2021
Review: ‘Minari’ sits at the crossroads of the American dream and the immigrant experience The story of the Yi family is both heartwarming and brutally honest. Arul Gnanasivam February 28, 2021
Maryland groups rally to ensure legal representation for those facing deportation The CAIR Coalition and CASA Maryland are among the organizations advocating for the legislation. Amanda Hernández February 9, 2021