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We're here to stay: dreamers take over Guardian US

14 December 2017

  • A small boy walks with his mother in front of French artist JR's image of an inquisitive baby looking into the United States over the U.S.- Mexico border wall towards Tecate, California, U.S., September 15, 2017. REUTERS/Mike Blake NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

    Life on the California border: the specter of deportation never goes away

    Itzel Guillen
  • Coalition protests Muslim ban, GOP tax plan, and attacks on the Dream Act, New York, USA - 07 Dec 2017<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by M. Stan Reaves/REX/Shutterstock (9264742n) Activists rallied and mached from Washington Square Park to Federal Building housing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. Coalition protests Muslim ban, GOP tax plan, and attacks on the Dream Act, New York, USA - 07 Dec 2017

    Three reasons Republicans should support the Dream Act

13 December 2017

  • 335 Migrants coming from Central America traverse México as part of the refugee caravan Viacrucis Guadalupano. Women and children joined the men in Mexico City on “la Bestia,” the beast on Oct. 20. This is the freight train that migrants take in order to travel through México without having to pay. By traveling through la bestia, they are exposed to kidnappings, rape or even death. Some say they are willing to take the risk because staying in their country undoubtedly means death. Traveling in large numbers offers major protection against these odds and that is the reason for which refugee caravans are organized. Within the caravan, a group of men is in charge of keeping a lookout during the night. Some migrants will start a living in México, while a few others will seek asylum in the U.S.

    Aboard 'the beast': migrants' daring train ride through Mexico – in pictures

  • A symbolic representation of immigrants and the united states of america<br>This is an emotional picture about the immigration policies of the united states

    'If I seek help, the police might deport me. If I don’t, he might kill me'

12 December 2017

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    Time to break the myth: there’s no such thing as a 'good' or 'bad' immigrant

    Ivy Teng Lei
    We immigrants are stereotyped as either overachievers or bad hombres. That has to change – and a clean Dream Act has to be passed
  • Allyson Duarte wonders what might have been.

    She could have been a top US soccer player. Problem was, she was undocumented

    Allyson Duarte was good, worked hard, and dreamed of playing soccer at a top US college. But she soon learned talent means nothing when you don’t have papers

    • These poignant and fun memes show the humanity of all Dreamers

    • Wildcats, butterflies, tortoises: all are endangered by Trump's border wall

    • This is what the hours after being deported look like

11 December 2017

  • New York, NY - November 9th, 2017: Pastor Fabian Arias of Iglesia de Sion, a Spanish-speaking congregation, leads a Jericho March outside of 26 Federal Plaza in solidarity with those who are being denied their right to remain by the immigration system. 11/9/17 © Ali Smith

    In fear of deportation: five hours that can make or break a family's future

    For Joe and Mei Chen, their appointment at the federal immigration agency, Ice, in New York would determine if they would be separated from their children
  • Jesus Daniel as a child in San Diego.

    I'm queer and I was undocumented: I had to come out twice

    Jesus Daniel
    I was extremely hesitant to share my immigration status, and my sexuality – but I did it, and I’m stronger for it. I say to others like me: you are not alone

    • The fight for the Dream Act is reaching its peak – but time is running out

    • Forget the fence: these are the real markers of the US-Mexico border – in pictures

    • 'We're here to stay': the Guardian invites Dreamers to guest-edit our US edition

      Guardian editors with Itzel Guillen,Irving Hernandez, Allyson Duarte and Justino Mora
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