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Immigration First Year powers WNYC's “The Takeaway” A in-depth look at immigration from WNYC, WGBH, and Public Radio International Thomas van der Voort Miller Center
Immigration Immigrants and insecure workers Populism and scapegoating on both sides of the Atlantic Wayne Cornelius and Daniel Tichenor
Jobs and Economy The promise and perils of going local Tracy Steffes cautions that going local can exacerbate inequalities Tracy Steffes Brown Univeristy
Social Issues Flexibility won’t go far enough Benjamin Holtzman argues that the national crises of homelessness and affordable housing require federal solutions Benjamin Holtzman Brown Univeristy
Immigration Xenophobia’s unlearned lesson Daniel Tichenor explains why Republicans will pay a steep political price for playing the nativist card Daniel Tichenor University of Oregon
Immigration Whose job Is it anyway? Anna O. Law examines how the government has managed immigration Anna O. Law CUNY Brooklyn College
