Of Migrants and Minutemen: Inside the Immigration Battle

Most U.S. labor unions agree on what to do about the some 12 million undocumented immigrants now living in the

One of Venezuela’s most prominent left intellectuals, Margarita López Maya is a historian at the Center for Development Studies at

Since at least the 1990s, immigration has been an emotional, hot-button issue, with pundits, elected officials, and think tanks like

Teenage actors parade barefoot onstage, jumping and pounding drums. Others walk in with notebooks and briefcases overflowing with papers. Each

The child’s drawing says it best. Beneath a crayon sketch of a little girl standing next to a prison is

The last time NACLA devoted a report to immigration (“Welcome to America: The Immigration Backlash,” November/December 1995), we noted: “The

The Nicaraguan legislature’s rescinding of the country’s therapeutic abortion law last December, with the support of the Sandinista bench, underlines

THE TAKE A film by Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein, distributed by Celluloid dreams. DVD, 2004, 87 minutes, color. In

THERE'S NO JOSE HERE: FOLLOWING THE HIDDEN LIVES OF MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS by Gabriel Thompson, 2007, Nation, 320 pages, $14.95 paperback.

“Day to day, we all get along,” says South Los Angeles community leader Arturo Ybarra, unintentionally alluding to Rodney King’s

A startlingly cold storm pushed its way across central Chile last February, blanketing the Andes in snow and reminding Santiago’s

As millions of immigrants and their supporters took to the streets last year, the anti-immigration movement mobilized its own forces.