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Arizona
The Homeland Securitization of Education in the Borderlands
May 25, 2011
On April 26, eight high school students ran from their seats in the audience of a Tucson, Arizona district school board meeting shortly before it was scheduled to begin, and occupied and chained th
Bringing the Battlefield to the Border: The Wild World of Border Security and Boundary Building in Arizona
June 7, 2012
Originally published by Tomdispatch.com
Photo Essay: A Long and Silent Border War
May 25, 2012
From December to April I was on the U.S. southern border travelling between Arizona and Texas. This is a collection of photographs I took during those months.
The Arizona Border Militia Scandal
March 1, 2012
After the news breaks of the scandal around Arizona sheriff and border security hawk Paul Babeu, I think for sure that he will cancel the February 23
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Raúl Alcaraz Ochoa
Wednesday January 12 2011
I have come to a deeply painful decision: I can no longer in good political conscience support the DREAM Act because the essence of a beautiful dream has been detained by a colonial nightmare seeking to fund and fuel the U.S. empire machine.
KBR and the Tale of Two Walls
August 3, 2011
There’s been a lot of buzz surrounding the Arizona state government’s latest anti-immigration ploy—to build its own border wall on private land, with money from private donors, using inmate labor.
Photo Essay: Walking the Migrant Trail
June 8, 2011
From May 30 to June 5, I participated in the Migrant Trail Walk