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‘Sí, se puede’: The leaps and bounds of immigrant success

NORAL PARHAM - October 7, 2023

"When I think of my inspiration, all I can think of is my father," said Crystal Estrada, a nurse practitioner and associate of the...

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Immigration policy in Indiana and its effect on Indy’s Hispanic community

NORAL PARHAM - September 21, 2023

Crystal Estrada, a travel nurse practitioner and member of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses, has journeyed from Chicago to Indianapolis for work and...

Opinion

Forget being strong

HEAVYN LESTER - September 25, 2023

I’m laying here in bed, on a gorgeous Friday afternoon, sipping water with lime and twiddling my toes. Blaring on the tv is a...

Community Voices

A city on a hill

LARRY SMITH - October 4, 2023

Before and during his presidency, Ronald Reagan regularly employed this hallowed phrase (including in his farewell address) to describe America. Puritan pastor and politician...

Immigration orders unite local faith leaders

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 16, 2017

Various faith leaders in Indianapolis have united to announce their support for fellow Hoosiers negatively impacted by recent presidential orders restricting immigration. On Sunday hundreds...

Yes, Immigrant Kids Are Fleeing Violence, but So Were Kids in Chicago Last Weekend

Kelli Goff - TheRoot.Com - July 9, 2014

Incensed by President Barack Obama’s plan to deport thousands of immigrant children who have arrived in the U.S. illegally in recent months, activists have...

Religion

Religious leaders’ thoughts on immigration

AARON RIMSTIDT - June 10, 2010

Although there is a wide array of opinions regarding the recently passed Arizona immigration bill, there is little question that it has become one...

Opinion

Comprehensive immigration reform can’t wait

SHANNON WILLIAMS - April 29, 2010

The immigration system in this country needs to be fixed. However, it needs to be repaired in a solid, effective and well-thought out manner...

Religion

Poll: Churchgoers disagree on immigration

UPI - December 30, 2009

A vast majority of U.S. churchgoers across all major denominations disagree with their leaders' pro-immigration stances, a survey indicates. Despite calls from the leaders...

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