Laura
08-24-2007, 04:39 PM
Hi all -
I've been behind on reading blogs lately, but in the past I've posted links to articles or posts that relate to our situations or otherwise can be used to better understand the problems with the immigration system so that we all, in turn, and discuss it more intelligently with people in our lives.
Well, today I was reading Immigration Orange (http://immigration.campustap.com) for the first time in a month or so, and Kyle has some really excellent posts up right now that deal with the overall discussion of (im)migration in this nation. These are great concepts to think about when people to make comments like "I'm in favor of immigration, legal immigration."
He has three essays in his "series" so far.
1. The correct term is migrant (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160707&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
I'm not sure I completely agree with and/or believe this is extremely relevant, but it is interesting.
2. Justice for Migrants (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160730&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
This post is nothing short of completely excellent!
3. I am pro-Legal Immigrant, and ignorant (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160757&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
Ditto the comment from above.
Think and enjoy!
I've been behind on reading blogs lately, but in the past I've posted links to articles or posts that relate to our situations or otherwise can be used to better understand the problems with the immigration system so that we all, in turn, and discuss it more intelligently with people in our lives.
Well, today I was reading Immigration Orange (http://immigration.campustap.com) for the first time in a month or so, and Kyle has some really excellent posts up right now that deal with the overall discussion of (im)migration in this nation. These are great concepts to think about when people to make comments like "I'm in favor of immigration, legal immigration."
He has three essays in his "series" so far.
1. The correct term is migrant (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160707&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
I'm not sure I completely agree with and/or believe this is extremely relevant, but it is interesting.
2. Justice for Migrants (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160730&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
This post is nothing short of completely excellent!
3. I am pro-Legal Immigrant, and ignorant (http://immigration.campustap.com/blog/entry/view.aspx?Iid=160757&redirectUrl=%2fhome.aspx%3fcomponentTypeId%3d3).
Ditto the comment from above.
Think and enjoy!