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The migrant caravan has thousands of people march from Honduras to the southern U.S. border in hopes of being allowed entry into the United States while illegally crossing national borders. The men, women, and children marched 2500 miles starting on October 13.

The Migrant Caravan: Why it’s a problem for the US

Elias Moura, Editorials Editor
December 20, 2018

Trump enforces the T in T.P.S.

Kimberly Laura, In-Depth Editor
January 25, 2018
Dreamers fear for their future

Dreamers fear for their future

Binqi Chen, Co-Editor in Chief
October 4, 2017
Stop being afraid of immigration

Stop being afraid of immigration

Aseal Saed, Editorials Editor
October 11, 2016
Sign near the Mexican border that warns drivers of people crossing the border into the street.

Coming to America and leaving my dad

Anonymous, Special to the A-blast
May 18, 2016
Senior Rasel Abutaa, also known as the doughnut guy, drives a hard bargain by selling his pastries for $2.

Embracing opportunity in America

Sarah Metzel, Editorials Editor
October 21, 2014
Above: the national crime rate rises among second generation immigrants as they assimilate into the culture of their native born peers.

Five myths about immigration

Sarah Metzel, Editorials Editor
October 21, 2014
Alderete is pictured above in front of James Madison University. JMU is one of the state schools that will be affected by the state action.

In-state tuition extended to DREAM Act students

Jarod Golub, Co-Editor In Chief
May 6, 2014
Nguyen Cao's Immigration to U.S.

Nguyen Cao’s Immigration to U.S.

Nguyen Cao, Special to The A-Blast
May 11, 2012
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