Tag Archives: immigration

Holcombe creases a sense of decrepitude and weariness into his deliberately half-wrecked-sounding voice and uses both to pointed effect, speaking directly to the immigrant, the wanderer, the home-seeker in all of us.

If only someone had miraculously turned back the clock to the good ol' days of slavery, or at least to the pre-Civil Rights era, everything would have been just fine. No one was complaining back then, not even the poor whites, for they were still far better off than the blacks and the rest of us who had trickled in afterwards.

Sarah knows her life back home will be unbearable so she makes a decision that could well end in her death. She is determined to follow her heart and jumps off the back of the boat she is loaded on to return her to her homeland. Her efforts at swimming take her to the land of the Lady, the woman of the torch. She finds her new hiding palace is on the island of the Statue of Liberty itself.

Make no mistake – Americans are other!

We are not investing in our human capital potential.

We are better off investing in the people already within our borders.

Book examines how 11 illegal immigrants ended up dead inside a grain hopper rail car in Iowa.

Latitude 38 is a realistic story with elements of adventure and dystopia.

The first season of the wickedly funny Ugly Americans is now available on DVD.

The Statue of Liberty shares her thoughts on the immigration debate.