by Reinder Bruinsma | 5 February 2025 | In many western countries the most heated political issue right now is, “How can we stop the constant flow of immigrants?” Of course, politicians have other concerns, too: the war in Ukraine, the chaos in the Middle East, the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, the uncertainties in […]
by Jim Burklo | 18 March 2024 About this time every spring, for many years, I took students down to the Arizona/Mexico border for a week. We put water jugs on the desert trails where migrants cross into the United States. And we visited with border justice activists. We always spent an afternoon at the […]
by Lindsey Abston Painter | 3 July 2019 | I’ve always loved the Fourth of July. Everyone gets the day off from work or school. There’s a buoyant mood in the air. People prepare barbecues and pull out their swimsuits. Kids get to stay up late to watch fireworks and eat all the watermelon and […]
From ANN, September 3, 2015: Europe’s refugee and migrant crisis has escalated over the summer, leaving the continent divided over how to deal with a flood of people led by Syrians fleeing war in their homeland. The desperate migrants and asylum seekers now flooding into Europe by the tens of thousands, and the inability so […]
