The fate of the American melting pot
By Tejas Srinivasan | October 29, 2020What would the re-election of this president mean for the future of immigration in America?
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How Middlebury College can help Vermont workers
By Dan Golstein, Emma Mckee, Chloe Mcnamara and Ife Onuorah | January 23, 2020One of the first things that a new student notices upon joining the Middlebury community is the common fidelity to social justice.
Panel Explores Injustice of U.S. Immigration
By Ben Dohan | November 29, 2018Speakers discussed the painful and sometimes tragic experiences of immigrants seeking new lives in the United States during a Nov. 15 panel in Dana Auditorium, titled “Trauma and the U.S. Immigration System.”
Vermont Seeks Shelters for Immigrants
By Harry Cramer | September 11, 2014The White House recently asked Governor Peter Shumlin if Vermont can harbor immigrants fleeing their homelands in Central America. Vermont is one of several states being considered to host the immigrants – predominantly children from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador. Governor Shumlin’s ...