North Carolina, District 9

North Carolina, District 9

Council Submits Amicus Brief Challenging Agency Failure to Undergo Notice and Comment Rulemaking

Council Submits Amicus Brief Challenging Agency Failure to Undergo Notice and Comment Rulemaking

The Council filed an amicus brief supporting plaintiffs’ preliminary injunction and summary judgment motion that the government did not satisfy the stringent requirements necessary to sidestep notice and comment rulemaking. Read More

Dreamer Forced to Shelve Plan to Use IT Skills to ‘Protect Our Troops’

Dreamer Forced to Shelve Plan to Use IT Skills to ‘Protect Our Troops’

Axel did not know he was an undocumented immigrant until he started high school. His parents had brought him and his brother to the United States from Guatemala when he was 6 years old, and, as he got older, the Sioux Falls resident assumed he had the same rights as… Read More

Watch: U.S. Senator Thom Tillis Joins the iMarch

Watch: U.S. Senator Thom Tillis Joins the iMarch

Bowling Green Daily News: City selected for study on integrating new Americans

Bowling Green Daily News: City selected for study on integrating new Americans

The city of Bowling Green was recently selected to receive services to analyze how the city’s foreign-born population can be better integrated into the local workforce. Earlier this year, the city applied for a grant specifically to fund a study to help determine the best ways the area’s foreign-born population… Read More

In Immigrant Faces, Holocaust Survivor Sees Her Own Family’s Past

In Immigrant Faces, Holocaust Survivor Sees Her Own Family’s Past

Diane Portnoy was 3 when she passed through Ellis Island with her parents — Polish refugees who lost their families in the Holocaust. Now she runs The Immigrant Learning Center, a free language and skills training center in Malden, Massachusetts, for immigrants and refugees. Portnoy has taught English to 9,500… Read More

Third-Generation Apple Farmer Barney Hodges Can’t Find Enough Americans to Harvest His 200-Acre Farm

Third-Generation Apple Farmer Barney Hodges Can’t Find Enough Americans to Harvest His 200-Acre Farm

Barney Hodges III is a third-generation apple farmer and the second generation to run his family’s farm in Vermont. Like his father and his grandfather before him, Hodges depends on migrant labor to keep the family business alive—a farm that pumps $3 million into the local economy each year. These… Read More

Immigrants in Delaware

Immigrants in Delaware

Nearly 1 in 10 Delaware residents is an immigrant, while 7 percent are native-born U.S. citizens with at least one immigrant parent. Read More

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