by Jack Doppelt | Nov 3, 2019 | About, Homepage Featured, Our Staff
Our array of stories In the fall of 2019, months after the attention on separated immigrant children at the border had gravitated to Ukraine and impeachment hearings, we continued to report on the lives of immigrants and refugees in Chicago and beyond who were coping...
by Jack Doppelt | Sep 24, 2019 | Featured projects, Immigrant stories under Trump
Defending Immigrants When Their Landlords Use ICE Against Them: Here’s how Illinois tenants are fighting back, In These Times, Sept. 25, 2019 Trump Proclamation Bars Immigrants Who Cannot Afford Health Insurance, Daily Caller, Oct. 5, 2019 Do Deportations Lower Crime?...
by Jack Doppelt | Jun 5, 2019 | Good Question, Identity
By Victoria Lee, Medill, Immigrant Connect It all began with a test. Ariel Pao never even considered moving to the United States until she received her university exam results. The results are a crucial turning point for most Taiwanese young adults. In fact, Taiwanese...
by Jack Doppelt | Feb 17, 2019 | Blogs, Problems with Papers, Social justice journalism, What's New
By Jack C. Doppelt, Medill, Immigrant Connect Feb. 17, 2019 President Trump’s offer on Saturday is worth negotiating, and I’d like to make my good offices available to shepherd it through. The president’s opening made-for-TV offer, it seems, is $5.7 billion dollars...
by Jack Doppelt | Jan 21, 2019 | Immigrant stories under Trump
Trump’s Hardline Approach Is Forcing Immigrant Advocates to Readjust: Over the years, they’ve pushed for reform, but the latest attempt at policy change is forcing them to consider how far they’re willing to go to protect young undocumented immigrants, Atlantic, Feb....
